Living on Rs. 35,000 AND TRAPPED IN LOANS |Fix Your Finance Ep.47

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  • Опубликовано: 26 янв 2025

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  • @anshumanfinance
    @anshumanfinance  Год назад +35

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    • @parthobhattacharya9063
      @parthobhattacharya9063 Год назад

      When I open the Jobsurance link Avast tells me its a phishing site 😂😂

    • @nakulm964
      @nakulm964 Год назад +6

      Bhai insurance toh main le lunga par is start up ke band hone ki bhi utni hi probability hai jitni meri Job Jane ki.
      Is start up ka khud insurance hai???

    • @anshumanfinance
      @anshumanfinance  Год назад +4

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    • @Secular_Indian
      @Secular_Indian Год назад +1

      Good finance advise to a dumbo 😅 ... who doesn't lives in a home and spended so much on home without having a family expenditure is 40k wow man gazab 😂

    • @mandarsalunkhe09
      @mandarsalunkhe09 Год назад

      How many and which kind of companies covered by jobsurance?
      My company is not there in jobsurance database . I mean MNC's only or all kind of companies like service based, MNC etc

  • @arjunps6776
    @arjunps6776 Год назад +99

    I think this is one of the best episodes of your series. The first step to solve a problem is to recognise that there is one. Lokesh has identified his problem and I'm sure he'll be able to solve it. All the best to him.

  • @nakulm964
    @nakulm964 Год назад +101

    Example of rock solid aspiration!!
    Question 1 - What is your biggest aspiration.
    Ans- 3Bhk villa
    Question 3- What would you choose between luxury Home (i.e.
    3bhk Villa) or a luxury vacation
    Answer- LUXURY VACATION
    30 sec me hi Biggest aspiration changed 😢😮

    • @AnujNeogi-ih2db
      @AnujNeogi-ih2db Год назад +8

      Literally I was about to type the same . It is common sense to choose a luxury house instead of luxury vacation

    • @tejanarora1221
      @tejanarora1221 Год назад +2

      Mindset makes you financially stable not money

    • @AnujNeogi-ih2db
      @AnujNeogi-ih2db Год назад +1

      One should have a certain amt of money before that

  • @943ashish
    @943ashish Год назад +205

    This is the kind of video which a lot of people can relate to, classic mistakes of lending to friends/family and getting excessive debt. Kudos to lokesh for being brave enough to share his situation on a public forum.
    Edit.
    One of the reasons why a lot of people including me may relate to this video is the income bracket of the individual being interviewed.

    • @satyanveshi1939
      @satyanveshi1939 Год назад +2

      Yes most of the people watching anshuman are younger people with starting careers. So very relatable

  • @ravilla.lokesh
    @ravilla.lokesh Год назад +656

    Thank you so much, Anshuman, for coming over and sharing your valuable financial advice! I've been diligently following your guidance, and I'm committed to improving my finances in the days ahead. Your insights have been incredibly helpful!

    • @anshumanfinance
      @anshumanfinance  Год назад +64

      Lokesh I am glad that I was able to help you. Best of luck for everything in the future and I will do one video with you again next year. Lots of love ❤

    • @dhruvdani
      @dhruvdani Год назад +81

      Personally I’ll advise you to stop investing and finish your loans first. You won’t make more than 9-11% on your investments but your loan interest rates are higher than that. Clear all your debt first and then start a SIP of a bigger amount.

    • @nevergiveuptrader.1997
      @nevergiveuptrader.1997 Год назад +1

      ​@@dhruvdaniU r right bro...I also doing the same mistake.

    • @ayanmulla3543
      @ayanmulla3543 Год назад +9

      ​@@dhruvdaniI totally agree! That's a very logical finance decision

    • @anshumanfinance
      @anshumanfinance  Год назад +16

      @@dhruvdani 100% AGREED

  • @themboys304
    @themboys304 5 месяцев назад +31

    Job surance is a scam. I bought it and 3 months later my job was cut. I submitted the termination letter also they rejected it and they never gave any placement support.

  • @sonusuresh6642
    @sonusuresh6642 Год назад +49

    It takes courage to accept your mistakes and then take steps to make changes. This is the best episode so far. I could relate to lokesh's story.

    • @stephenwilson4931
      @stephenwilson4931 Год назад

      At 35k anything you spend apart food and shelter is a mistake

  • @nakulm964
    @nakulm964 Год назад +71

    “I watch TV while working from Home”. That explains everything about his current situation.

    • @SaysMaverick
      @SaysMaverick Год назад +8

      Yeah man, I wonder how his company will react

    • @aestheticvoyager5131
      @aestheticvoyager5131 Год назад +9

      Kya dikkat hai? Woh yeh toh nhi bola ki kaam dhandha chhod ke movie hi dekhta hai.

    • @h1mangshu
      @h1mangshu Год назад +7

      Too much judgement😢

    • @starbrother806
      @starbrother806 Год назад +1

      So what yaar

  • @aestheticvoyager5131
    @aestheticvoyager5131 Год назад +20

    Probably the most genuine guy across all your podcasts.

  • @PritamShaw
    @PritamShaw Год назад +85

    I'm currently 21, these videos actually help me to learn from other people's mistakes.

  • @sanatani_yogi
    @sanatani_yogi Год назад +7

    Kudos to Lokesh for sharing his income , mistakes & other points without hesitation 👌🏻👌🏻
    This will help others to relate

  • @earntotrade6030
    @earntotrade6030 Год назад +24

    Lokesh is really honest :) god bless you brother

  • @diptasundarsarkar6407
    @diptasundarsarkar6407 Год назад +11

    I had the same problem with impulsive buying....I was in deep debt....Then someone came into my life to solve all my financial problems.....not a girlfriend...but a true friend...who helped me solve my impulsive buying problem....I still have a loan ...but The EMI is below 5 Percentage of my in hand salary....I can relate to this video.....These kinds of episodes should be done regularly....

  • @vikms
    @vikms Год назад +59

    This guy's story can be summarized as - g@@nd fate toh fate par nawabi na ghate
    Hope he can truly fix his finance

  • @Happysoul_3
    @Happysoul_3 Год назад +53

    Bro I feel some people have money but no friends but atleast you are lucky to have friends with whom you can enjoy and party. Just cut some expenses on luxury/ branded items. Impulsive spending only gives anxiety and we get ourselves trapped. People can still stay satisfied without owning so many luxury items, trust me.

  • @ashisdash1976
    @ashisdash1976 Год назад +12

    He did a blunder but excellent thing is he is now rectifying it . Awesome

  • @roshnynair
    @roshnynair Год назад +8

    One of the best episodes. We get to learn a lot from such videos Hats off to Lokesh for accepting his mistakes he made financially..

  • @spread.kindness
    @spread.kindness Год назад +40

    Good one Anshuman and Lokesh!! It's not always to learn from successful people!!! at some point they will also be on a low mode with many wrong decisions so all the best Lokesh and i wish your dreams come trure !😊

  • @ChinXYZ
    @ChinXYZ Год назад +20

    Lokesh, buddy. I feel your pain.
    Life has ups and downs and the world can sometimes bring you down. But I commend you on the positive steps you've begun taking towards getting your finances in control. Stay strong and keep up the good work!

  • @kuntalsarma5106
    @kuntalsarma5106 Год назад +13

    Liked this video, more realistic for majority of the folks rather than auditing people with 50-80 L annual income which is like top 1%. Anyone reading this comment, i would suggest Caleb Hammer's Channel which is like this but much better.

  • @avisheksaha6051
    @avisheksaha6051 Год назад +10

    1. Go buy a health insurance for urself n ur pairents
    2. Take a term insurance
    3. Emergency fund= 6*monthly expenses (including all ur sip)
    4. 60% of your savings funds in Hedgh funds
    5. 10% in SGB
    6. 10%-20% in us stock
    7. 10% in REIT or commercial property
    Your finance in mostly shorted
    *Debt is good when you purchase assets with it not liability

    • @monishthomasp
      @monishthomasp Месяц назад

      Planning this entire thing will take a year - when will you work for salary ?

  • @SD_003
    @SD_003 Год назад +23

    OMG!!! I felt uneasy hearing his story. Hope things get better for you soon brother 👍

  • @watashiwa_aditya
    @watashiwa_aditya Год назад +37

    1k for bed rent i mean being from tier 3 city it's plain stupid

  • @nakulm964
    @nakulm964 Год назад +45

    Whenever i feel demotivated in life about my achievements and biggest mistakes I did, I am gonna come here and watch this video to make me feel much better.

    • @ghhzhxbzhx4663
      @ghhzhxbzhx4663 Год назад +9

      So you feel happy about yourselves, when you see people make mistakes? That's terrible bro

    • @nakulm964
      @nakulm964 Год назад +6

      @@ghhzhxbzhx4663 everything is relative in this world. Kabhi fursat me samjhaunga BRO

    • @aestheticvoyager5131
      @aestheticvoyager5131 Год назад

      You sound like a bigger loser than the one in podcast.

    • @thecryptohacker9976
      @thecryptohacker9976 Год назад

      ​@@ghhzhxbzhx4663yes that's great not terrible 😂

    • @thecryptohacker9976
      @thecryptohacker9976 Год назад

      ​@@ghhzhxbzhx4663it's always great to see people who are dumber and in worse situations,helps me to work harder and grow more and be calm

  • @AnkitG12
    @AnkitG12 Год назад +46

    No offence to him . But he is completely messed up in his personal finance . Thank you for sharing brother. We got to learn from your mistakes.

    • @ravilla.lokesh
      @ravilla.lokesh Год назад +6

      Yes sir,

    • @MrGodman1981
      @MrGodman1981 Год назад

      @@ravilla.lokesh - Get a Financial Mentor if you can get one. Next time take advice from them for any financial decision

    • @wings7494
      @wings7494 Год назад

      bro i also messed up from rich dad poor dad i taken lons and invested in options all went 0 i did earlier which my parents settled now again did same thing now big tsk infront is 11000 credit card and 4000 24 months emi and 35000 at 36 percent 12 months and 14k at 29 percent 12 months and 5500 at 4 one month i littrelly earn 0 mental tension i dont know how to clear all of them all emi start next month i dont know why youtube recommended this video @@MrGodman1981

  • @RaviRaka-hy5lv
    @RaviRaka-hy5lv Год назад +9

    This guy is lucky to not have any responsibilities to look after parents as it seems they are not dependent on him financially which is giving him luxury of spending his entire salary on himself.

  • @abhishekbhattacharya8388
    @abhishekbhattacharya8388 Год назад +2

    Bhai I really became scared by listening to his extravagant expenses but eventually he started changing his mindset. May lord bless him...

  • @rishabh3297
    @rishabh3297 Год назад +1

    Not gonna lie Anshuman, but I feel so good that you are fixing the finances for these people mate. Like its so excruciating to listen how misued thier money is. And I really also feel good that they are signing up for these episodes and you are consulting them so that they can live a better life man. Huge shout out to people who have the courage to come on cam and accept that they took some decisions which were not the best. They definitely made some mistake, as every human is bound to, but they also saw and opportunity & took it to correct it, as every human should.
    Not just great content but also great impact man. LOVE IT!!!!!!

  • @rahulN8256
    @rahulN8256 Год назад +12

    I always say this to the people I know that, never ever take a loan for anything apart from education and health. Debt is more injurious to health than smoking , it not only destroys you but your whole family.Time, energy, relationship everything will be lost while paying it back.

    • @gstarcad7398
      @gstarcad7398 Год назад

      So buying a homeloan worth 12lakh on EMI is bad?

    • @gstarcad7398
      @gstarcad7398 Год назад +1

      If the flat rate will increase to 15-16 lakh in 5years from 12lakh + the rent we get from it. Is it a bad investment on 5yr loan

  • @BrokenRecord-i7q
    @BrokenRecord-i7q Год назад +6

    Really appreciate that he has kept healthy!

  • @kumarpriyajit
    @kumarpriyajit Год назад +2

    Really brave of him to highlight some of his mistakes so candidly in the video! Nice content

    • @stephenwilson4931
      @stephenwilson4931 Год назад

      At 35k anything you spend apart food and shelter is a mistake

  • @GetYourselfALife
    @GetYourselfALife Год назад +2

    19:59 Hearing 36% for the first time in India? In tier 2, tier 3 towns in India, such loans are very common. In fact, while growing up, my dad used to take loan for 60% per annum rate of interest for our studies.

    • @ambition4195
      @ambition4195 Год назад

      Lol, that is equivalent to slavery 😂

  • @akshitpandey9860
    @akshitpandey9860 Год назад +7

    Great and helpful episode. Thanks Lokesh for sharing your story…

  • @nrupal_gtx_gamer9594
    @nrupal_gtx_gamer9594 Год назад +4

    Best Example of Amdani Athanni (0.5 paisa income) kharcha Rupaiya(1Rs Expenses).
    Brother I would suggest you stop using credit card for atleast 6-8 months and avoid any impulsive buying and get rid of all your loans.

  • @RudraShankar
    @RudraShankar Год назад +1

    Thanks mate, for the support. it is never late to be on the right track, will be keeping my fingers crossed

  • @adarshchoudhary1206
    @adarshchoudhary1206 Год назад +3

    Lokesh you are a brave man. I wish you best in your life

  • @swapnil199
    @swapnil199 4 месяца назад

    I read somewhere that if you want anything expensive (phone, watch,etc) always remember to buy the things you can afford to buy twice. For example, buy a phone of 10k when you have 20k budget for a phone. This helps you with your impulse buying and gives room for maintenance and other unforeseen circumstances with that product.

  • @ronak4489
    @ronak4489 Год назад +2

    Very good. Self realization is the best way to learn and change

  • @adveta.jewels
    @adveta.jewels Год назад +4

    My brothers is also same situation..both are married n one of them has 2 chidren also .niether they have emergency fund nor any term insurances..n worried about them

  • @rexmen123
    @rexmen123 Год назад +3

    Here im thinking 50k per month is not enough... Maybe need to watch more of these videos to learn 1 or 2 things...

  • @nagarjunayt
    @nagarjunayt Год назад +5

    Classic case of new gen's financial mismanagment. Thanks to Anshuman for bringing out such cases. And, kudos to Lokesh for being the case study. It takes a lot of guts to be the (wrong) example and grow from there. All the best Lokesh. Saati Telugu vaadigaa nuvvu ee ibbandi nunchi twaragaa bayata padi vruddhi loki raavaali ani korukuntunnaanu.

  • @thebeautifulanimal
    @thebeautifulanimal Год назад +5

    80k on perfume, 90k on phone, 36%interest loans, cradit card, buying jewellery thinking its an investment 😒 STOP!!!!!!.......... he was saying he changed as his friends are financially stable because they are purchasing house and cars!!! Buying a car is not an investment it's a liability for showoff. It's tough to change him, he will live paycheck to paycheck all his life...... I better keep my mouth shut 🤐

    • @pakapapita3104
      @pakapapita3104 Год назад +1

      That phone more than his monthly salary lmao. He doesnt want to be rich he wants to look rich😅

  • @anshumanfinance
    @anshumanfinance  Год назад +2

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    Looking for a dedicated, proactive and detail-oriented Operations Specialist to become a pivotal part of the fix your finance dynamic team! Check out the link to know more- www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3721199401/

  • @shashankshekhar160
    @shashankshekhar160 Год назад +7

    2:15 bro is earning 75k after 7 years work ex and talking about loyalty from the company and work life balance. Pure joker 🤡🤡😂

  • @yashpatil3077
    @yashpatil3077 Год назад +77

    Only 15-20k perfume dude I earn more than 200000 per month still using Kama Sutra deodorant worth 200₹😂😂😂

    • @6bk239
      @6bk239 Год назад

      What you do for a 2l per month

    • @yashpatil3077
      @yashpatil3077 Год назад

      @@6bk239 dairy business

    • @Bilcat
      @Bilcat Год назад

      ​@@6bk239he mistakenly added 2 zeroes extra

    • @mayankparmar2990
      @mayankparmar2990 Год назад +5

      Kanjoos

    • @yashpatil3077
      @yashpatil3077 Год назад

      @@mayankparmar2990 bhai tu mehenga purfume le ya sasta deo le kaam toh dono ka ek hi haina. Kya farak padta hai sasta ya mehenga.

  • @krishnayk9
    @krishnayk9 Год назад +2

    is it a true story or just a fake story to understand the finances? kindly reply.

  • @Pramodh0931
    @Pramodh0931 Год назад +14

    Hello Lokesh, all d best for your debt free future & your aspirations.
    I liked your honesty & appreciate the way to you took all the questions without any pinch. I learnt a lot !

    • @shreyaspatil8295
      @shreyaspatil8295 Год назад +1

      Honesty se kuch nahi hota. Koi itne blunders kaise kar sakta hai. Informed decisions toh chooor hi do lekin #feelingbad

  • @gopalkrishna195
    @gopalkrishna195 Год назад +2

    It's looking like Lokesh is very true in his way...

  • @firstnamelastname5761
    @firstnamelastname5761 Год назад +5

    Hi Anshuman,
    I have a question.
    I am a salaried person in an MNC.
    I don't have any family, not married either.
    What are my options to use as beneficiary in EPF and NPS and other such schemes?

  • @R.K.3010
    @R.K.3010 Год назад +4

    More than 60% jump in a single year without changing job from 6.5L to 10.5L- that's great even if we consider 2 appraisal. That's big, which startup is this

  • @nikunjbhalotiya875
    @nikunjbhalotiya875 Год назад

    BEST VIDEO... WHAT A CLASSIC CASE 🙏😨

  • @Joy_boy_Gomu
    @Joy_boy_Gomu Год назад +2

    I started working when i was 20 years in 2007 and i had the same thoughts of buying luxury and showing off by buying new phones every year and doing things for friends!
    Its been 7 years I haven’t bot phone i still has iPhone 7 in 7 years i took land and i still have savings of 5 lakhs need to buy a car for my family 😬
    Ill save n buy post that more lands

  • @adigaonline1
    @adigaonline1 2 месяца назад

    I have emergency fund of 10lacs in savings,. 25lacs in fd, 6lacs in MF, 22lacs in PF.3 lacs in nps. 1 lac in post office. 5lacs in sip...3bhk house worth 1cr and yes no loans

  • @jagniknayak2545
    @jagniknayak2545 Год назад

    What an interviewer, I am very impressed for those question & query he asked on point wise.

  • @vivekreddy8682
    @vivekreddy8682 Год назад +12

    ANSHUMAN SEEMS TO BE SHOCKED EVERY MINUTE AFTER LISTENING TO THE GUY 😅

    • @sivag2032
      @sivag2032 Год назад

      Opposite poles attract each other

  • @Blessings2You
    @Blessings2You 2 месяца назад

    When I feel bored or want to buy something I see the product but I don't buy it same money I invest in shares .A new thing I have started I used to order from Zomato and swiggy like every day once or twice .now each day I don't order from apps I put that same money around 500 to 700 in small cap shares and I am nearing the habit of not ordering impulsive on food apps as I realised even if I was not hungry I used to order and now it's over 20 days I have not placed a single order on food apps ..I am sharing just to help others everything is possible if u have the will don't wait for situation to go out of hand and than start planning.Lets upgrade our lives from last year and move ahead stay invested and live a happy life.

  • @aatreysrivastava3174
    @aatreysrivastava3174 Год назад +1

    God bless Lokesh! Thank you for sharing your story

  • @pemba.tsherpa3911
    @pemba.tsherpa3911 Год назад +2

    Brother I appreciate your channel just because you are showing what not to do.

  • @cilbirthmomin1435
    @cilbirthmomin1435 Год назад

    I am also partially in the same situation, Lack of financial disciple, wished If I can pay all the debts at one go, start all the principles endured in this video

  • @satyamsharad40
    @satyamsharad40 11 месяцев назад

    This was the best episode of this series. Rags to riches types. Recent episodes mein jo participants ate hai wo lgta hai Finance ki books, sare finfluencers ke videos, dekh ke baithe hai… it doesnt give the kick as an audience to be honest… e.g. the last episode of that 24 year old kid with rich father… the most boring episode

  • @preetyauluck
    @preetyauluck Год назад +1

    Paying with a loan of 15% and closing a loan of 36℅....my takeaway. Glad that i listened to it.

  • @sreekanthsree670
    @sreekanthsree670 Год назад +1

    Honest and brave to come out in open

  • @VishwanathTadasad
    @VishwanathTadasad Год назад

    sir if you miss credit card payment by due dates, they charge 100% yearly interest (it includes gst, fees, etc) e.g. for a loan of 80K minimum amount will be 8K almost, a 10% montly interest for the principal amount.

  • @pouzonah3247
    @pouzonah3247 11 месяцев назад

    One of the best episodes, Good luck Lokesh

  • @nelaticketfilmreview8056
    @nelaticketfilmreview8056 Год назад +12

    Lending money without collateral is always NPA😂. If it's your friend forget the money; If it's your relative remember them😅

  • @MohitP98
    @MohitP98 Год назад +3

    Anshuman, Great video overall. Thanks for making such videos

  • @sjgghosh7677
    @sjgghosh7677 Год назад +2

    There's nothing wrong with him at all.... Only problem is he has started investing at a little late. Other than that he is buying gold, car; spending money on some small hobby is absolutely fine ; and lastly stop using bnpl & credit card (they are trap if u are not self disciplined) ..... Other than these he's absolutely doing great, in an emergency u can often take wrong decision, nothing to be ashamed here, just try not to replicate it again.

  • @abhishekbhowmick5912
    @abhishekbhowmick5912 Год назад +6

    Don't say kuch bhi acha laga toh like... It feels like there is nothing to like whereas you make informative videos based on real-life knowledge. Hope you will take this suggestion forward.

  • @denonepson
    @denonepson Год назад +1

    Thanks to the guest
    Thanks a lot

  • @omkarpingle690
    @omkarpingle690 Год назад +1

    Very beautiful video, thanks

  • @theDesinationalist
    @theDesinationalist Год назад +3

    Nice Video....just one piece of advice to the guy ..Take Gold loan instead of PL to close the App loan...Gold Loan ROI is 9-10% while PL ROI is 12-14%

  • @themboys304
    @themboys304 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the video and kudos to coming and sharing your story. In my case of backup emergency fund beyond my cash, what I have done is I keep a current account with 2.5x of salary with LAMF (Loan against Mutual fund) at 9.5% p.a. which amount I can take out and pay back anytime and the amount difference will charged at a perday basis at 9.5 p.a.

  • @saurabhverma1381
    @saurabhverma1381 Год назад +1

    This generation is so messed up (me included). We are making spending thousands on parties, lakhs in phones, TVs, bikes, cars etc (things which are available in indian markets for so low). We are not saving not investing. We are all living in rents. Damn. This all excludes our parents' expenses.

  • @ZakirHussain-cd3wy
    @ZakirHussain-cd3wy Год назад +1

    Good video bhai.Common man's advisor.

  • @falcon001000
    @falcon001000 Год назад +2

    Most relatable video so far

  • @sureshb8139
    @sureshb8139 Год назад +4

    Anshuman you are doing great work to find more answers which help everyone to realize and understand their financial situation. You got refined questions learned from your experience. Keep doing the good work. Please share with us your financial habits and personal habits helping you grow.

  • @prempunjabi13
    @prempunjabi13 Год назад +3

    I loved Anshuman's shirt !!!

  • @SaiLuck365
    @SaiLuck365 Год назад +7

    I am just imagine, what could happened if you had discussion with Robert Kiyosaki...

    • @anshumanfinance
      @anshumanfinance  Год назад +2

      It would have been too good but maybe some other day ♥️

    • @avishjha4030
      @avishjha4030 Год назад +3

      But that guy is a snake oil seller, just looking to sell his books...

  • @sushimamitabh
    @sushimamitabh Год назад +2

    Feels like Lokesh is Me.
    After he becomes a husband, all these urges will slowly go away from his mind.

  • @MDL-777
    @MDL-777 Год назад +12

    90k phone 😂😂😂.... that same amount u cld hve repayed ur loan of 36% by paying 60k n buying a phone of 25k-30k

    • @shravanpatil3924
      @shravanpatil3924 Год назад +3

      Exactly 😂😂😂 earns 70 spends 90 , very poor financial management 😅

    • @pakapapita3104
      @pakapapita3104 Год назад +1

      I was thinking same. Like i have 7k ka phone woh bhi zyada lgta meko 😂😂😂

    • @Brucelez
      @Brucelez Год назад

      Big billion day offers will seduce you 😂

  • @chiragghosh577
    @chiragghosh577 Год назад +2

    All the best Lokesh 👍🏻

  • @yeswanthreddy7877
    @yeswanthreddy7877 Год назад

    Even if you want to close that Loan app debts, the interest is already calculated in the installments and you will be able to clear all the installments at a time which means you are anyhow paying interest. So to close them taking a loan is not correct i guess.

  • @sougaaat
    @sougaaat Год назад +8

    8:51 the disappointment on Anshuman's face XD

  • @mohareersiddarthadda
    @mohareersiddarthadda Год назад +1

    Bhai instead of personal loans he could have been withdrawn PF and paid the loans with high interest rates.

  • @akashadhikari5931
    @akashadhikari5931 11 месяцев назад +1

    now days youtube is much safer than it job

  • @prateeksharma5304
    @prateeksharma5304 Год назад +1

    Nice work Anshuman...way to go bhai❤

  • @Blessedmanpodcast
    @Blessedmanpodcast 5 месяцев назад

    After watching this, I feel like a genius!

  • @cloudhandle
    @cloudhandle Год назад +2

    Anshuman, you make realize the worth of money in simple terms in everyones life. Thanks bro for all your efforts. Keep creating more videos.

  • @studywithStudyBuddyZone
    @studywithStudyBuddyZone Год назад

    This is actually a really good podcast

  • @KartikayBhutani
    @KartikayBhutani 5 месяцев назад

    this man is how we all get the rewards on credit cards. take a bow 🙇🏻

  • @saraladevipasupuleti8110
    @saraladevipasupuleti8110 Год назад +11

    Kindly interview government employee also

    • @dhanorilohegaon3472
      @dhanorilohegaon3472 Год назад +4

      Govt wale machine se paise count kar rahe hai...unko time kaha milega😂😂😂😂😂

    • @dlcsucks2019
      @dlcsucks2019 Год назад

      No. Do your own interview

    • @nakulm964
      @nakulm964 Год назад +2

      Govt employees ki salary yhan khud koi nhi batayega. Most Govt employees earn more than their salary Under the Table. Voh koi disclose nhi karega..

  • @viveknaskar
    @viveknaskar Год назад +2

    I absolutely loved this episode.

  • @arjunrawool711
    @arjunrawool711 Год назад

    Someone talking about the reality and youths financial patterns.
    No over exaburation.

  • @ilovemusic6699
    @ilovemusic6699 Год назад +1

    I am living on 17k per month ,why u r showing rich above rich persons .In India 80% employees are still earning 12k to 25 k,why u r not thinking about that.

  • @nikunjbhalotiya875
    @nikunjbhalotiya875 Год назад

    WHAT A CLASSIC CASE TO STUDY.
    MY GOD HE BOUGHT PHONE AND ALL ON CREDIT CARD 😨😨😨😨

  • @swathinm1224
    @swathinm1224 Год назад

    U said U have gold, U can take gold loan interest rates are very less and pay off the loan

  • @harshghimire8556
    @harshghimire8556 Год назад

    This is so insightful brother

  • @rexmen123
    @rexmen123 Год назад +1

    For taking loans Cred is best, i have took loan of around 7lac for 14% for emergency... where paytm, airtel money and other popular loan apps were charging anywhere from 25% to 40%

    • @kedarisgreat
      @kedarisgreat Год назад

      I drink beer, it is much better than drinking Whisky or Vodka

    • @mereRevyoos
      @mereRevyoos 11 месяцев назад

      Cred is worst . Cred is giving me loan at 20% interest (770 Cibil score)
      I think Bank is good

  • @patrunidileep4802
    @patrunidileep4802 Год назад

    9:30 honestly don't need a tv
    unless you watch with a group (sports)
    onr of the best financial advice

  • @Sayyam_Oswal
    @Sayyam_Oswal Год назад

    Would love to see the progress after a year. great video 👍🏽