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Finance Tip – Day 4 *🏦 “Don’t save what is left after spending; spend what is left after saving.” — Warren Buffett Make saving a non-negotiable part of your monthly budget. ✅ Set up auto-debits to a savings/investment account right after your sala

Finance Friday - 1 **Smart Savings: Simple Tips to Build Wealth Over Time** Building wealth isn’t about quick wins; it's about consistent, smart savings habits. Even small changes today can lead to big financial gains in the future. Here's how you

🌱 Finance Tip – Day 2 "Track Every Rupee – It Adds Up!" Start keeping a daily record of your expenses, no matter how small. That ₹40 tea or ₹100 online delivery might seem minor, but over a month, they could total thousands! 📝 Use apps or a simpl

📈 5 infallible strategies to improve your finances and achieve personal success 🚀 Are you ready to bring your finances and your life to the next level? Here I leave you five strategies that will help you build a solid basis for financial and perso

is Emergency Fund are important? Rajesh, who works as a software engineer, suddenly faces a medical emergency in his family. He doesn’t have savings, so he ends up borrowing money at high interest, adding financial stress to an already tough time. M

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Hey medial family. I am starting a new series of basic finance concepts. For the first time in my life I have to explain a lot. If I do something wrong, then correct me as a little brother. 1. Personal Finance Budgeting: Planning how to allocate i

Just Finished Reading Atomic Habits , So here are 4 ways to change your behaviour. i) Make it obvious : Make your Habit ( the new one you want to add ) extremely obvious, ex : if you trying to go to the gym , say : I Go to the gym daily to your Se

Rohan ( xyz surname ) , a 25-year-old in Bangalore, who loves starting his mornings with a cappuccino from his favorite café. It costs him ₹150 per cup. That’s ₹4,500 a month or ₹54,000 a year—on coffee alone. Now let’s say Rohan ( xyz surname ) ski