I'm just a normal gu... • 10m
not a win win , these phone manufacturers are not Indian companies , wages remains same where you assemble a product worth 15k or 30k , and all these increase because of emi which most people can't afford in long run ,turning into bad loans
Hey I am on Medial • 1y
-70 out of 100 iPhones are bought on EMI. -80 out of 100 cars are bought on EMI. -60 out of 100 homes are bought on EMI. People are taking loans for almost everything these days. But here’s the difference: Rich people borrow to build assets, whi
See MoreFounder & CEO at Bui... • 6m
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
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Student & Financial ... • 1y
India's Two-Year Low: The Middle Class Squeeze Amid Economic Turmoil India's urban consumption has hit a two-year low in 2024, driven by persistent inflation and stagnant wages. Middle-class households, already struggling with rising costs, are cu
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Learning is a key to... • 9d
India's Water Infrastructure Boom: Companies to Watch 💧 As India invests heavily in water security and infrastructure, these companies are positioned at the forefront of this transformative sector: 🔹 EPC Giants building the projects 🔹 Water Treat
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Medial • 7m
💸 The EMI Epidemic- The silent trap that’s swallowing an entire generation- one “milestone” at a time. Most Indian graduates start their careers earning < ₹50K/month at 22 or 23. By the time they’re 27 or 28, many manage to reach ₹1-2L/month. Sou
See MoreSoftware Engineer - ... • 1y
If you can sell hope, you can make billions. I’ve been looking into business models lately and noticed one big trend: making money is easy when you’re selling hope. EdTech platforms promising you’ll land that dream job or get the seat in the Big I
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Hey I am on Medial • 1y
China's new home prices have experienced a significant decline, with June 2024 marking the steepest drop in nine years—a 4.5% year-on-year fall, the largest since June 2015. Despite multiple government interventions, the property market remains unde
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