Part 5: The Investor Who Could Not Picture the Future
Principle #5 — Imagination Part 5 of 13 | Think and Grow Rich — Lessons for the Indian Investor Meera was a practical woman. She did not believe…
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Principle #4 — Specialized Knowledge Part 4 of 13 | Think and Grow Rich — Lessons for the Indian Investor Karthik knew a lot about a lot of…
Read ArticlePart 3: Why Telling Yourself Stories About Money Actually Works
Principle #3 — Auto-Suggestion Part 3 of 13 | Think and Grow Rich — Lessons for the Indian Investor Ravi had a habit. Every time his salary arrived,…
Read ArticlePart 2: You Will Not Invest in What You Do Not Believe In
Principle #2 — Faith Part 2 of 13 | Think and Grow Rich — Lessons for the Indian Investor Priya had watched her father lose money in the…
Read ArticlePart 1: The One Thing That Separates Dreamers from Doers
Principle #1 — Desire Part 1 of 13 | Think and Grow Rich — Lessons for the Indian Investor Arjun was 29 years old, earning ₹80,000 a month,…
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Read ArticleHealth Insurance for a Family of 4: How Much Cover Is Enough in India?
Arjun’s wife woke him up at 2 AM. “My chest feels tight.” 48 hours later, the hospital bill arrived: ₹12 lakhs for a heart surgery. Arjun had health…
Read ArticleTerm Insurance vs LIC Traditional Plans: What Should You Buy?
Rajesh made a decision that cost his family ₹50 lakhs. At 35, he’d walked into an LIC office and bought a traditional endowment plan. It sounded good: “₹1…
Read ArticleHow Much Emergency Fund Should Every Indian Family Keep?
Priya’s world fell apart on a Tuesday afternoon. Her father had a heart attack. The hospital bill came to ₹8 lakhs. Her mother was too shocked to work.…
Read ArticleI Earn ₹50,000/Month. How Should I Split My Salary?
Meet Ravi. He’s 28, works as a junior manager at a mid-size tech company, and takes home ₹50,000 every month. Last week, his friend Arjun asked him: “Ravi,…
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