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🌟 Why Real Estate Investment is Your Best Bet in Today's Market! 🏡 In a world of economic uncertainty, many investors are turning to real estate for stability and growth. As an estate consultant, I can confidently say that now is the time to consi

Day 6 About Basic Finance and Accounting Concepts Here's Some New Concepts 3. Tangible Assets Physical assets that have a physical form and can be touched. Examples: machinery, real estate, vehicles, inventory, and office supplies. 4. Intangibl

Have you read the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" written by "Robert Kiyosaki" . he is a genius. He admitted to having more than $1.2 billion in debt 🤯. you might have watched his yt Shorts claiming that. He views this debt as a strategic move and a par

Even after the rate cut, bond values haven't dropped much in the secondary market. Government bonds have adjusted a bit, but not significantly. The upcoming primary issues will be worth watching a few NCD IPOs are expected in the coming days. Let’s s

Day 8 Unveiling Bangalore's Lucrative Real Estate: A Look Beyond the Basics Content: Bangalore's real estate beckons investors, but navigating the market requires a keen eye. Here are key factors to uncover hidden gems: * Emerging neighborhoods: U

The global defense sector is undeniably overpriced right now yet interest in it remains stronger than ever. Given the current geopolitical climate investors and analysts are paying close attention anticipating further growth. If tensions persist over

Could AI workload processing be the new crypto mining? Some companies think so, offering ways to earn by lending your GPU power for AI tasks, just like the old crypto mining days. Key points: - Services like Salad pay users to contribute their GP

Current Economic Headwinds for VC Funders The VC landscape in mid-2025 is grappling with significant economic shifts. After a boom, VC funders face a more disciplined environment due to higher interest rates, persistent inflation, and a recalibration

“Feels like living in a pressure cooker.” That’s how Vedanta’s Anil Agarwal describes the early years of building a business. It’s a truth from someone who faced 9 failed ventures before finally succeeding in his 40s. His advice to young founders