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Are you ready to share your personal car or bike as a rentel vechile with all security you can earn side income as well

If you go somewhere, where do you mostly park your car or bike? Please answer this separately for tier1\ tier2\ tier3 cities

Currently working on DSA very focused on that but I need some side income , any suggestions for me or any work if u guys have

A side hustle is any type of employment undertaken in addition to one’s full-time job. A side hustle is generally freelance or piecework in nature, providing a supplemental income. Side hustles are often things a person is passionate about, rather da

Recently, Nikhil Kamath, who has often advocated renting over buying, bought a house, stirring mixed reactions. This move highlights that housing choices are complex, driven by multiple factors. I believe renting is better than buying—but only as lo

**Business Idea: Laptop Renting Platform** 💻 I’ve been thinking about a new **laptop renting website** concept that could make tech more accessible to students, freelancers, and businesses. Instead of buying expensive laptops, people could rent the

Hey guys I have an idea of making an online platform where it connects the car or bike mechanic services with customers. It helps the people who drives car or bikes(nowadays everyone). When a car gets breakdown then it will be a tough time for anyon

Understanding Taxation: Salary vs. Income Hey there! Let’s talk about something essential in finance—taxation—and the difference between salary and income. First off, your salary is the fixed amount you earn from your employer, usually detailed in

Stop this Guy ‼️🤡 He again made a stupid mistake ( his previous mistake was being a finfluencer ) He compares Renting A house Or Buying a house. Firstly he compares Financials but he didn't consider Inflation, increase in rents yoy due to which

BMW is the best luxury car across the globe, in fact in they made close to $150 Billion in revenue in FY22 Interestingly their India business contributes only 0.5% of their overall revenue, but why are they failing in India? See, what works in the