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Business is not financial science.... It's about creating a product or service so good that people will pay for it.

📊 Are Indians too dependent on credit? India has crossed the 100 million+ mark for credit card issuance in 2024! This surge highlights a significant shift in spending habits and financial trends.

I have developed a financial education course for students which will help students to attain financial freedom and choose a better career path..further vision is to create an app and help students to choose a right path for their bright financial fu

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Today's term of the day: Credit Credit is a kind of loan handed out by financial institutions to businesses and individuals. You can think of it as the ability you have to borrow resources from a lender to pay at a later date, with interest for usin

ChatGPT sucks! Biased useless! It keeps integrating the older memory desperately with anything that sounds relatable but it isn't! Has anyone felt the same? Finding Claude a better alternative! But since it has less of the older memory, so reactin

Imagine a company's purchasing team negotiates amazing deals with suppliers, getting extended credit terms (like a long payment deadline on your credit card). This frees up cash. But what if the sales team is so good they collect payments from cust

“Scan Now, Regret Later?” - Is India headed towards turning every QR code into a credit line. UPI Credit is exploding. With a single scan, you can now borrow money in seconds—no OTPs, no paperwork. Seamless, frictionless, and kind of magical. Finte

I’m working on a new product concept: 📱 Using financial SMS data (like salary alerts, EMI deductions, and spending patterns) to build a personal financial profile that helps people get better loan offers or invest their money smarter. This could be