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India's Youth in a Debt Spiral Soon ? Easy Monthly Installments (EMI): The siren song of modern consumerism. But is it luring India's youth into a financial JHATKA ? 🔌 The EMI Trap Explained: → Attractive low monthly payments → Long repayment per

Here are the major points or key components of financial literacy: 1. Earn: Understanding your paycheck and knowing how much money you make . 2. Spend: Creating a personal budget and tracking your spending . 3. Save and Invest: Determining your fi

Do you use a RuPay credit card with UPI? How often does your credit card bill exceed your expectations? Are you spending more because of your credit card? I just want to understand whether this could become another potential debt trap for Indians

is anyone using one card I saw the reviews on google play store and they were horrible what advantage does it have over normal credit cards

PepperTap: A Startup's Rapid Rise and Fall PepperTap, an online grocery delivery startup in Gurgaon, experienced a meteoric rise but abruptly shut down within two years due to: * Overexpansion: Rapid growth without a sustainable foundation. * Fina

The Rise of Fintech in Bangalore: Trends and Opportunities * Trends: Mobile payments, digital lending, insurtech, blockchain, wealth management, regulatory sandbox. * Opportunities: Financial inclusion, increased access to credit, personalized fina

"Seeking Solutions: Addressing Credit Challenges in the HORECA Industry 🍽️ Facing sudden customer vanishings and navigating the unorganized sector has posed significant credit challenges for our HORECA business. How can we strategize and resolve cr

Despite of facing tax issues from some states , increasing 5 ruppes from user side , having 23 to 30% commision from restaurant. Will there be rise of someone else over Zomato? ( ONDC, etc) Is there a market opportunity in food tech ?

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

11 ways to go broke: 🤕 1. Not having insurance. 2. Taking on too much debt. 3. Impulsive spending habits. 4. Not setting financial goals. 5. Marrying the wrong person. 6. Having no emergency fund. 7. Spending more than you earn. 8. Leasing n