Investor Psychology

Illustration of a stressed corporate employee with laptop and bills, representing financial stress despite a good salary and lack of financial planning

Busy but Broke: Why Corporate Employees Are One Crisis Away from Financial Stress

You see them every day. Working in top MNCs.Earning ₹50,000 to ₹1.5 lakh per month.Carrying laptops, attending back-to-back meetings, chasing deadlines. From the outside, it looks like they’ve “made it.” But here’s the uncomfortable truth: Many of them are just one job loss or one hospital bill away from financial breakdown.   The Illusion of […]

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Pastel illustration of a young investor stressed about stock market losses, EMI payments, credit card dues and falling portfolio value.

He Wanted to Be a Crorepati by 30 Now He Is Paying EMIs on His Losses

A story about ambition, shortcuts and the cost of financial ignorance Rohit was 26. Good salary.Good job in Gurgaon.Weekend outings.EMI on a new car. And a dream. “I will become a crorepati before 30.” He did not want slow growth.He did not want boring SIPs.He did not want 12 percent annual returns. He wanted speed.

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