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While some might credit this growth to Apple's innovative features, aggressive marketing, brand positioning, etc. However, it's the following statistic that tells us the entire story behind this growth: 70% of iPhone purchases in India are on EMIs.

More than 90% of the Iphone are on EMI, even a 30,000₹-40,000₹ per month earner can afford an Apple phone. Can we still consider it as status symbol good?

Blinkit and BigBasket is Delivering iPhone 16 Series in Just 8-10 Minutes in Metro Cities. Thousands are in Line at Apple Store(s). Data Says 70% of iPhones in India are on EMI. Apple Truly Understand Mindset of Consumers.

Buying an iPhone just got a lot easier. Buy now. Pay over time. Get your new iPhone and choose to pay over 24 months with No Cost EMI from most leading banks. So is it good for India. I think No. At the end of 202

"Credit Card Trends in 2025: What Indian Consumers Need to Know" 💳🚀 India’s credit card market is evolving with UPI-linked RuPay cards, AI-driven approvals, fintech-bank partnerships, and flexible rewards. With rising adoption in Tier-II & III ci

Is your bank doing charity by offering you a No-Cost EMI? Absolutely not. RBI itself has made it clear — 0% interest does not exist. Yet banks, brands, and e-commerce platforms continue to aggressively market no-cost EMI offers like they’re doing

Over the next 3 months I will be doing multiple domestic flights and a lot of online + offline shopping including some electronics purchase. I am looking for a few credit cards that give me the best value for travel discounts, shopping cashback and

If having an Iphone, a specific brand's car or any materialistic thing creates illusion driven hierarchy or status symbols It clearly identifies that we made our society's brain rot & neglected the real achievements I saw many people dropping their

AI-Powered Credit Card Assistant Problem: Choosing the right credit card is tough—too many options, changing offers, and tedious comparisons. Most people stick with their current cards, missing out on better deals. Solution: A smart AI assistant th

Calling ₹70 LPA, ₹2 Cr homes, and international schools 'middle class' is a slap in the face to 99% of India! Real middle class struggles at ₹5-15 LPA, paying EMIs for a ₹30L flat.