I write about Credit Card, Personal Finance, Travel, and sometimes Startups! 💳💰✈️
The thought is to spread awareness among such subjects without any hidden agenda, with community-driven & collective insights.
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Someone earning ₹25k in a metro city doesn't need another BNPL FinTech for loan but a platform that can help him learn and earn more.
Which Startup is solving this problem for everyone?
As per recent news sources,
FinTech Startup ‘Slice’ was spying on users’ personal details, Google asked users to delete the app.
How do we endorse better regulation around data & privacy?
Startup Idea: Platform where we can see the score of a particular Startup based on
• Customer Service
• Hiring & Layoff Practices
• Culture & Work-Life Balance
Pay Later and Cards FinTech startups seem to be so dependent on SBM Bank that
If SBM ever shut down their India operations, most of them would be out of operation.
Don’t normalise 👇
• Hookup culture
• Dropping out of college
• Investing in risky asset class
• Defaming Integrity of your country
• Building a Startup because it’s cool
China is regulating Influencer Marketing, Influencers giving Financial & Medical Advice would now need certification.
Already curbed EdTech Startups, they’ve always been super-efficient in terms of legislation.
Work from Home made people so comfortable that they are turning amazing career opportunities
Growth happens when you challenge yourself and move out of your comfort zone.
Okay so I absolutely respect what Ankur Warikoo has achieved
But whenever I go on YouTube and Instagram he’s selling his time management courses. Is there any way I can get rid of his social media ads?
Wish our generation read and watch Bhagwad Geeta instead of mindlessly scrolling social media
Spent the last 2 days watching Mahabharata and never felt this calm. ❤️
Unless you need their services, you can always request data deletion, ask for written confirmation, and revoke all access to your e-mail as it may contain sensitive financial information.
15) How to build a good credit score:
Always spend what you can pay back to build a habit of financial discipline.
Avoid using your old loan or credit card account and check your credit report periodically.
Always pay the full bill amount at least 2-3 days before the due date.
Hope these insights will help you use and understand credit cards better. Also, using a credit card or loan responsibly helps you build a good credit score that makes you eligible for future large loans at better interest rates or ensures higher chances of approval for CCs.