It may have been a bit surprising to see the title of this article. How could spending lead to saving more when it should be just the opposite? We usually hear that in order to increase our savings we would have to cut down on our expenses. But as we very well know that too … Read more
Below are the top 3 crypto exchanges in my opinion that you can use to buy and sell different cryptocurrencies. They maintain the highest standards of security and also support a variety of cryptos. So you can choose the ones that interest you the most. Binance WazirX Zebpay
The Internet cannot give you instant money but you can build long term wealth from the internet Quick tips for you Data entry jobs providers are mostly scams. Don’t waste your time & money. There is no quick way of earning money except in crime & scams. Stay away from both. If you are in … Read more
With the uncertainty in today’s world especially with the pandemic, it is always safer to have multiple sources of income. They help to safeguard against unexpected events such as a job loss. Additionally, it also provides peace of mind knowing that you have multiple sources to back you up at all times. Below are top … Read more
If 2020 was the year of COVID-19, 2021 can be the year for mass vaccination against it. As the world prepares for vaccination, here are the top money hacks to ensure that you are ultra-successful in your finances in 2021. Contents Hack #1: Emergency fund Put away 9-12 months’ worth of expenses as an emergency … Read more
New investors should stay away from directly investing in stocks. They should do it only after studying about the stock market and gaining sufficient experience/knowledge about the same. Instead they can start by investing in equity or debt mutual funds after consulting with a trusted financial advisor
Independence from debt. If you have any outstanding loans to be repaid, start paying them right away. The longer you delay the more money you will have to pay as interest. Save at least 20% of your monthly income. And then allocate 80% of it towards debt repayments and the remaining 20% towards investments.