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CRED CRED is a members-only credit card bill payment platform that rewards its members for clearing their credit card bills on time. CRED members get access to exclusive rewards and experiences from premier brands upon clearing their credit card bil

hii , At the age of 19 I have unfortunately taken a loan for my friend in mpocket and the loan was never paid.I have neglected that time because I don't have money .Now I am salaried with 5.2 lpa but I have less credit scores , so no credit card are

hello frends this is my first time presenting my Ideas so hope you would guide me and upvote my idea MagicFinance is a comprehensive personal finance app that empowers you to take control of your financial life. This all-in-one solution allows you

Credit card bill payment apps are overrated.😮‍💨 I have accounts on Cred and Cheq, but they have no real use. On a bill payment of ₹30,000, Cred pays ₹3 cashback🫡, and the Cred coins are practically worthless. Cheq, on the other hand, have same

Key Financial Considerations for Medical Professionals 1 . Debt Management: Strategize student loan repayment, credit cards, and personal loans. 2. Retirement Planning: Maximize tax-advantaged accounts (401(k), IRA). 3. Investments: Diversify portfol

Do you know that according to industry estimates, processing UPI transactions costs stakeholders approximately 0.25% of the transaction value. In FY24 alone, these costs amounted to nearly Rs 12,000 crore, with Rs 4,000 crore incurred for transactio

What restrictions has RBI imposed? on new india coopetative bank The RBI has prohibited the bank from: Granting or renewing loans and advances Making fresh investments Borrowing funds or accepting new deposits Disbursing payments except for essent

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Introducing Sahith Fintech SFI Pvt: Revolutionizing Merchant Finance Why We Started The Unorganized Sector In India, many merchants struggle with: Access to Credit: Traditional banking systems often have stringent requirements, making it difficult

Intuit, a $175 billion company, you know nothing about! So, Intuit was founded in 1983 by Scott Cook and Tom Proulx in California, USA. Cook got the idea for the company after seeing his wife struggle with managing household finances. He realized t