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Today’s insight: Use other people’s money! 🚀 The rich get richer by leveraging— Banks lend for assets like properties. Landlords buy homes, Airbnbs cash flow. It’s not their money—it’s the bank’s! They profit while others pay the loan. How will you

Does this affects anyways to the customers money in banks

From SBI to HDFC, here are the banks minting money in style!

With so much money involved Indian banks and the government should do something about it

OYO’s IPO dreams are taking flight — 5 banks (Citi, Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, ICICI Sec & Axis Cap) are set to pitch the plan to SoftBank in London. 📊 SoftBank wants the why now and who’s buying — time for some serious storytelling. 👀💼

After the recent Groww incident, what steps are you taking to ensure that the money has reached the fund house and you'll be able to withdraw it without any hassle?

The only banks I love banking with in India are IDFC, HDFC, ICICI and absolutely hate with Bank of Baroda and especially SBI. Using SBI as your banking partner is the most frustrating thing ever. Absolutely love IDFC. If you want to have peace, go f

💡How Do Banks Really Work? Here's a Simple Visual Guide! 🏦 1️⃣ Banks take deposits from customers at ~4% interest. 2️⃣ They lend that money to borrowers at ~10% interest. 💰 The 6% spread is their profit. 🔍 Key Banking Terms You Should Know:

USA wants to give $50 Billion loan to UKRAINE from russian seized/blocked assets in western banks. And they are pushing for it in G7. I bet this makes countries across the world who were interested in BRICS to push for it more. PS: Indian defence b