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Adulting Basics 101 (Finance): Income • Active – $ in from active work (salary/wages) • Passive – $ in with little effort (dividend/rent) • Portfolio – $ in from investments (stocks/bonds) • Business – $ in from owning a business (profits) • Freela

can mutual fund be a profitable investment? A mutual fund is a company that pools money from many investors and invests the money in securities such as stocks, bonds, and short-term debt. The combined holdings of the mutual fund are known as its po

Day 3 About Basic Finance Concepts Here's Some New Concepts 4. Investment Stocks: Shares in a company that give investors ownership rights and potential dividends. Bonds: Debt securities where investors loan money to companies or governments in re

Zomato made ₹12,114 crore in FY24, growing 71% mainly through food delivery, Hyperpure, and Blinkit. Despite expenses of ₹12,670 crore, including procurement and delivery costs, Zomato turned profitable with ₹351 crore profit after tax.

Hey everyone! Feeling stuck with the same old investment options; stocks are volatile, real estate takes work, and SIPs seem slow, lumsum, bonds and what not. Are there any other ways to generate monthly passive income (other than above )without

VCs don’t always invest in profitable startups—because not every great business fits the venture model. But that doesn’t mean your startup can’t thrive! Explore alternative funding options and scale on your terms. #StartupFunding #VCReality #BuildSma

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

India’s Most Profitable Startups: Zoho and Zerodha Lead the Way India's startup ecosystem is witnessing a shift towards profitability, with companies like Zoho and Zerodha setting new benchmarks. # Zoho: Leading the Charge Chennai-based Zoho stand

The fact that this company is in Sensex and Nifty next is unbelievable and previously their growth was coming from 400 crore of "other" income. Market fell and so did their profits. They were not profitable in main business even in past quarter.

Why was Uber Eats discontinued has anyone really thought of it? Is it because it was not on profit or is it because they wanted to discontinue it. What if Uber eats was not discontinued? Will they be the kings of the food delivery industry!