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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?

-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

The story of "Wow Momos" How investment of ₹30,000 made ₹1200+ crores.

RBI Increases Gold Purchases The Reserve Bank of India has significantly increased its gold purchases, buying 50 tonnes so far in FY25. This move aims to diversify its foreign exchange reserves and mitigate revaluation risks, as part of efforts to m

😱💵 Before becoming completely unfit for use, a banknote can pass through the hands of 30-50 thousand people. By the way, the lower the denomination of the bill, the faster it wears out. Each banknote witnesses numerous events: from purchases and p

Here’s how the numbers really break down: 2% of sales are made on the first contact 3% of sales are made on the second contact 5% of sales are made on the third contact 10% of sales are made on the fourth contact 80% of sales are made on the fifth t

Finance Tips - 101 - Disable Tap 2 Pay on your new wireless cards unless you have a RFID protected wallet - UPI payments are a trap especially if you link it to your Credit Card (Easy money/payments = over spending) - Never use quick money dispersin

The FMCG industry is made up of three main segments: household and personal care (50% of market share), healthcare (31%), and food and beverages (19%).

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has specified that no tax deduction at source (TDS) under Section 194Q of the Income Tax Act, 1961, will be required for purchases made from units of International Financial Services Centres (IFSC), provided b

Ever notice how monthly payments make big purchases feel small? 🤔 • $735/month for a car? That’s actually $53K! • $3,000/month for a home? That’s actually $500K! • $42/month for a phone? That’s actually $1,200! Don’t let the monthly payments fool