Surviving on ₹7250 as a Software Developer in Bangalore | Fix Your Finance Ep 9

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    Hey guys, in today’s video we meet Vineet, a 28-year-old python developer who earns a salary of Rs. 29,500 living in Bangalore. We discuss his credit card debt, personal loans, investments and new potential income streams.
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Комментарии • 471

  • @akshayvengal4628
    @akshayvengal4628 Год назад +733

    This is a gem of a video, we need more such videos, earning 1.5L/month and saving 20K is easy but to live life on such a tight budget takes next level discipline. My salute to this guy for switching from bpo to python developer.

    • @vroomerlifts
      @vroomerlifts Год назад +3

      I make that money and it's hard to save ngl. Once you start buying stupid shit you cannot stop.

    • @prasanjeetnayak8253
      @prasanjeetnayak8253 8 месяцев назад

      If you don't mind sharing can you please tell what kind of stupid shi** you purchase that 1.5 lakh is not enough​@@vroomerlifts

  • @shanthgaitonde
    @shanthgaitonde Год назад +414

    Bring such folks who represent majority of the Indian economy, not folks who flex their finance instead of fixing. Keep rocking ❤

    • @xyz-vv5tg
      @xyz-vv5tg Год назад

      100%

    • @pyaracetamol584
      @pyaracetamol584 9 месяцев назад

      Sahi bola bhai

    • @stephenwilson4931
      @stephenwilson4931 9 месяцев назад

      Dude 20-50lpa is not flex. Just the country is too poor.

    • @dheerajchoudhary5138
      @dheerajchoudhary5138 6 месяцев назад

      @@stephenwilson4931 it is in terms of ppp in usa 120k is almost equal to 30 lpa

  • @subhajitdas2784
    @subhajitdas2784 Год назад +639

    Respect to this guy for starting a new career at this age. Seriously man hats off.

    • @sumit6190p
      @sumit6190p Год назад +12

      True kudos to him for making a move from BPO to Python developer.

    • @rayg5135
      @rayg5135 Год назад +14

      He will soon earn 50k above.. All the best

    • @adwaitvedant3297
      @adwaitvedant3297 Год назад +54

      What do you mean by this age ?? The moment you started attaching importance of learning to age , you started putting unnecessary stress on yourself....Get rid of this pre designed comfortable assumptions created by society...I know people changing their career at the age of 43....So 27-28 is too young..Many people in India start their career in 26/27

    • @vishalrai2859
      @vishalrai2859 Год назад +20

      Bhai itni bhi age nhi h i too started my carrer in IT in the age of 26

    • @subhajitdas2784
      @subhajitdas2784 Год назад

      @@vishalrai2859 then respect to you also man. 😀

  • @SiddhantGautam86
    @SiddhantGautam86 Год назад +186

    Do more of such episodes rather than of people who are already earning more than lakh a month. We can learn a lot from people like Vineet..

  • @rakeshnarang8545
    @rakeshnarang8545 Год назад +408

    The company is totally taking full advantage of this guy
    He deserves at least 50-60K per month
    at least

    • @sagars861
      @sagars861 Год назад +39

      80k minimum

    • @codedusting
      @codedusting Год назад +2

      True.

    • @hemanth2412
      @hemanth2412 Год назад +6

      Hi Rakesh, Even my situation is like this guy. I am 29 year old. I want to switch carrier to IT. Is that possible I completed my graduation in 2014

    • @hack-stack
      @hack-stack Год назад +35

      Hello, @@hemanth2412 yes it's entirely possible. I started learning programming at the age of 33 and was finally landed a job at 35.

    • @yes_no_body
      @yes_no_body Год назад +7

      The thing is he's not fluid with his expertise, he uses python for web development, which is not a suitable option using python plus he's not expanding his technology skills, no doubt the company's paying too less but he's the one accepting it

  • @Iamanujkumar2011
    @Iamanujkumar2011 Год назад +227

    Switching to IT at this age with this income where everyone in IT is earning more than 1.5L is such a badass move. Respect for this guy

    • @avishekhbanerjee2729
      @avishekhbanerjee2729 Год назад +16

      Everyone in IT earning more than 1.5L 🤔

    • @utkarsh2660
      @utkarsh2660 Год назад +4

      I'm sorry at this age is he 45 already i don't know??

    • @prajju8114
      @prajju8114 Год назад +3

      @@avishekhbanerjee2729 na bro Service companies pay the least

    • @BarkaDog
      @BarkaDog Год назад +6

      Kis bhram me jee rahe ho parth.

    • @seedhiBaatNoBakwas.
      @seedhiBaatNoBakwas. Год назад +16

      1.5 lakhs? Everyone? Jaag jaao bete

  • @latestmoviesandflixz5456
    @latestmoviesandflixz5456 Год назад +228

    Suggestion for Vineeth:
    Being a python developer, he can explore numpy and pandas libraries and also learn apache pyspark as well and move towards data engineering. And to top it, learn a cloud technology like aws or azure ( i would suggest azure), and easily he can get 15lpa job asap

    • @MajesticRiderTales
      @MajesticRiderTales Год назад +16

      I am proficient in pandas, numpy and AWS. pyspark and azure i have to see!
      Thanks!

    • @suryanshusharma3227
      @suryanshusharma3227 Год назад

      Where can I find these job listings ? Any source would be helpful

    • @riyazdkhan
      @riyazdkhan Год назад

      From where we can do this course please suggest

    • @debanikgoswami4834
      @debanikgoswami4834 Год назад +3

      Hey bro, I completed my BTech this year. I am currently unemployed. I have average programming knowledge. I know frontend development little bit. Will I get a job in Bangalore?I don't have high salary expectation.

    • @keysersoze9651
      @keysersoze9651 Год назад +2

      Itna easy hota 15lpa ka job lena to har koi seekh leta😂😂

  • @PremKumarFourhearts
    @PremKumarFourhearts Год назад +86

    Hattsoff Vineeth... you have inspired many who earn 10+LPA on how to live a healthy, Disciplined life in cities !!

  • @shobhittayal9027
    @shobhittayal9027 Год назад +825

    I am the shobhit he sold food to

    • @milan6921
      @milan6921 Год назад +33

      is the food good ? :P

    • @shobhittayal9027
      @shobhittayal9027 Год назад +156

      @@milan6921 worth 70 bucks

    • @ajinkya3780
      @ajinkya3780 Год назад

      @@shobhittayal9027 *rupees... Bucks vucks bolna band karo bhosdiwalo.. Bohot American banane ka bhoot sawar hai.

    • @arkasarkar3901
      @arkasarkar3901 Год назад +35

      @@shobhittayal9027 😂😂😅 savage

    • @MsKoniki
      @MsKoniki Год назад +8

      bruh

  • @animeshsingh4290
    @animeshsingh4290 Год назад +76

    Respect to this guy for coming out of his comfort zone and trying to learn and switch careers

  • @itto1282
    @itto1282 Год назад +34

    This is an inspirational man, who comes from humble backgrounds and made himself slowly out of zero. He is not ashamed to earn little money by any opportunity, I think many people actually relate to him more than previous interviews where people make 20/25LPA etc, because those who earn that kind of money are talking with fund managers not watching video on RUclips

  • @bloodthirstyworks
    @bloodthirstyworks Год назад +44

    This man will succeed. Not a shred of doubt in my mind.

  • @romokdas8494
    @romokdas8494 Год назад +66

    Kudos to such dedication and courage to take a low paying job just because of his passion...All the best in life😄😄

  • @aisakyunhotahai8130
    @aisakyunhotahai8130 Год назад +74

    He can also do part-time martialist tutoring as he told he represented UP in Martialarts.

  • @sanketnegi1
    @sanketnegi1 Год назад +31

    You don't get inspired by people who are good at something you get inspired by people who overcome their insecurity their fear to get there and start.

  • @ZEA_TATA
    @ZEA_TATA Год назад +30

    I quit 10LPA CTC to pursue MTech in India (tier2 college) at the age of 28 and many companies didn't provide me an internship seeing my last CTC and believed that I will quit very soon and hired others instead of me. So, it's not easy quitting full-time job and then doing full-time education especially if you have financial responsibilities as well. So, think thrice before you quit your job.

    • @templogical3095
      @templogical3095 Год назад +4

      You have made a pathetic decision

    • @ZEA_TATA
      @ZEA_TATA Год назад +12

      @@templogical3095 yes maybe...but i made sure even if it's a wrong decision..i made it right and now earns more than double of my last CTC....you just need to be confident in what you're doing.

    • @templogical3095
      @templogical3095 Год назад +4

      @@ZEA_TATA Good to know. All the best 👍

    • @AB-yn2rz
      @AB-yn2rz Год назад +4

      In India education has very little value outside of IITs and IIMs. Even IIM placement team will be intimidated with your situation, salary and age.

    • @capitalist2646
      @capitalist2646 Год назад

      What course did you pursue in mtech and what job are you doing now bro

  • @santoshsco
    @santoshsco Год назад +27

    Huge respect for this person , to be able to manage expenses in thi ssalary is really great . Hope he gets a good job in an MNC .

  • @bhuppi13
    @bhuppi13 Год назад +20

    This guy will go up in life. This is just the start.

  • @ritapravadutta7939
    @ritapravadutta7939 Год назад +39

    When I went to Hyd in Aug 2017 right after college, my in hand salary was 22k per month. I used to maintain an excel sheet for my monthly expenses. I put there every little things, didn't even miss a 50 Paisa clinic plus shampoo. That time my avg monthly expenditure was 7.8k

    • @mohdaqibgazi5756
      @mohdaqibgazi5756 Год назад

      Bro currently you are living in banglore??

    • @PiyushKumar-dl6pm
      @PiyushKumar-dl6pm Год назад +2

      Bhaii i clinic plus minimum price 1/- i do not know how you get 50o

    • @Smileyy2K
      @Smileyy2K Год назад +2

      @@PiyushKumar-dl6pmbuy from wholesaler

    • @RR-ut9lj
      @RR-ut9lj Год назад +5

      @@PiyushKumar-dl6pm 50p wala bhi atha h , u don't know that's it

  • @pranay4915
    @pranay4915 Год назад +30

    All the best to this guy. Wish him alot of success!

  • @Travelet
    @Travelet Год назад +15

    Huge respect for Vineeth. This is a very disciplined life which many of us are not able to live. Kudos 👍

  • @vivek2319
    @vivek2319 Год назад +47

    Massive Respect! Anshuman bring more hustlers like him on the show.

  • @anakingaming3687
    @anakingaming3687 Год назад +14

    This is the real life of most people in bangalore working in tcs infosys wipro accenture etc.

  • @DivyankKarolia
    @DivyankKarolia Год назад +10

    Very best of luck for the future Vineet, you are on the right path to be the master of your finances keep working hard.

  • @cbazxy2697
    @cbazxy2697 Год назад +10

    This type of living on budget is really helpfull freshers who want to live independently but don't know how much exactly is it gonna cost

  • @ashkark4056
    @ashkark4056 Год назад +10

    These are the people whose finances must be fixed....Because they know what true discipline is.

  • @deepakrao5164
    @deepakrao5164 Год назад +6

    Respect to this person. Upskilling himself and starting from 0 again is very difficult.
    One input to @anshuman, why don't you ask if they have been saving money and how much they have saved or created assets? This is in general after observing many videos of yours.

  • @ericasilver4229
    @ericasilver4229 Год назад +6

    Not necessarily a desktop app, but python is now the go-to coding skill in the banking and finance sector. You could probably look into moving in this sector also.

  • @Abhishek-wq5ow
    @Abhishek-wq5ow Год назад +6

    This is the vedio I was having in mind while following this channel. Most informative

  • @ajwadfatih
    @ajwadfatih 11 месяцев назад +1

    Am I the only person who doesn't. Have no loan no credit card?
    Invest 70 percent of income(20% mutual fund+40%large cap sip+ 20%midcap+20% short term fund for learning purposes. Buy and sell frequently)
    15% rent
    10% expenses
    5% travel
    Emergency fund 2.5 lack
    Health insurance 5lack other than company
    Swiggi and Zomato only upto Sodexo limit this is excluded from in-hand salary. Using for tax saving
    I travel biweekly to my home by train.
    Office travel by walking
    No impulsive buying
    Health conscious
    Dialy exercise

  • @revolution922
    @revolution922 Год назад +7

    I like how humble and honest he is. Great going 👍

  • @nitishdas2772
    @nitishdas2772 Год назад +7

    Seeing Vineet bhai in the video takes me back when I joined my first company I worked with him

  • @abhisekhsingh9456
    @abhisekhsingh9456 Год назад +14

    This is reality of lot of Indian workers .I hope you continue to explore such tight budget income population

    • @fumilayo6470
      @fumilayo6470 Год назад

      Thanks for your comment. What'sap me with the number showing above for more information and consultation on profitable investments.

  • @sufiyanbagwan5672
    @sufiyanbagwan5672 Год назад +4

    He is living in Bangalore after experience he will earn 25 to 30 lakh of package easily

  • @jey8880
    @jey8880 Год назад +13

    itne episodes baad ab kuch relatable types aya hai haath mei

  • @cute_anusha
    @cute_anusha Год назад +3

    Im shocked i cant even manage a week with 7.5k. Hats off to this guy

  • @deepbhaisare
    @deepbhaisare Год назад +6

    Motivating words for Vineet lifted his moral and mine too.

  • @ipreet6850
    @ipreet6850 Год назад +6

    this video is so relatable. im 25 switching to IT job from a regular data entry clerk job. learning web dev

    • @AB-yn2rz
      @AB-yn2rz Год назад +1

      Same. 27 years old.

    • @abcd-sr4ov
      @abcd-sr4ov Год назад

      @@AB-yn2rz how you are doing that?

    • @abcd-sr4ov
      @abcd-sr4ov Год назад

      @@AB-yn2rz did you study somewhere?

    • @debanikgoswami4834
      @debanikgoswami4834 Год назад +2

      I am 24. I am also learning web development on my own .

  • @souvikroy622
    @souvikroy622 Год назад +5

    Thnks bhaiya, itna episods ke bad kuch aysa dekhneko mila jisse khudko relate kar paya. Please do more of such episods jaha hum jayse logo ko kuch idea mile jo around 20-30k kamate hay.
    And all the best to this guy and wishing him a alot of success ♥

  • @Premgupta8190
    @Premgupta8190 Год назад +7

    These episodes are entertaining but not very knowledgeable. I just get to know their spendings and nothing about how can they invest smartly with the limited amount they have.
    All I get to hear is emergency fund, index fund, mutual fund, health insurance, life insurance. Everyone knows these basics these days. Thanks to finance influencers. Tell us more about them. How do we choose them? What are things that are taken into consideration while investing? How do know which one is good for us? Give us a insight about stock, options, futures, bonds. There is so much to discuss. Where they can invest smartly with their budget? Pls take all these things into consideration.

  • @Kumar-kv3pe
    @Kumar-kv3pe Год назад +1

    Good, he moved out of BPO. There are a lot BPO guys who are in their 30s and 40s, unable to get out of low paying jobs due to lack of opportunities or inability to start again with their current commitments.

  • @saitamapreetsingh3057
    @saitamapreetsingh3057 Год назад +7

    Is there is minimum wage system in India ? I think it's not right to pay such a low income to such a great talented individual. It should be illegal to exploit engineers in market in such a way. Great respect to this guy for his dedication.

  • @shahrukhsyed8165
    @shahrukhsyed8165 Год назад +8

    One of the best episode of this series.👍

  • @mudassirshaikh8343
    @mudassirshaikh8343 Год назад +8

    Questions for Fatafat finance :- would u rent or Buy a house

  • @Rmm1236
    @Rmm1236 Год назад +4

    Very real episode.. I mean most of us could relate and i wish all the best to the guy and also anshuman for up ing the video

  • @suryansh57
    @suryansh57 Год назад +8

    Thats the episode we all needed

  • @YoutubeYoutube-cx9cv
    @YoutubeYoutube-cx9cv Год назад +5

    Yehi toh chaiye tha, where you need to fix the finance for the people who actually need it. Good episode

  • @subhamthemusicalguy8851
    @subhamthemusicalguy8851 Год назад +4

    This guy will go a long way. Very disciplined guy.

  • @allaboutcars4
    @allaboutcars4 Год назад +4

    Kudos this guy who track all the investment whether it is 1k or 10k, such a respect for those guys who chose to live out of their comfort zone and dream to make it big.. Anshuman bhai you are doing a great job 👍

  • @anweshachakraborty8029
    @anweshachakraborty8029 Год назад +1

    My story is also like you working in Wipro bps earned 12000
    Then join software development at the age of 26
    Started with 5000
    Now I am earning a handsome amount living in Bengaluru.😊

  • @ranjithshetty1674
    @ranjithshetty1674 Год назад +6

    Thank you so much for this episode bro!!

  • @rakeshsardar81
    @rakeshsardar81 11 месяцев назад +1

    I used to earn 6500 for 1-2 years as an Intern, then after 5 years it went to 21k only. So, I decided to take a bold move and explore more job options, now its 90k after 6.5 years.

  • @rakeshnarang8545
    @rakeshnarang8545 Год назад +14

    Thoda nahi bhai
    bhot problematic hai
    ek chai ki tapri kholna in his hometown sounds like a better financial job for him
    it's insane how people don't understand the value of their time

  • @saswatab79
    @saswatab79 Год назад +2

    Banda has good financial discipline at young age he pays over his MAD on his credit card which is a very good habit. Due to his spending habits he is able to manage even at low salary.

  • @ridz4912
    @ridz4912 Год назад +4

    Such a good video. Its extremely useful to know the expenses of living especially in a city like Banglore.

  • @rishimehta5064
    @rishimehta5064 Год назад +1

    Currently I am working in a kuwait and I also invest in mutual funds 14000 sip per month and I am belongs to hospitality sector I earn 300 kd almost 75k at age 24 basically my motive is don't run for money run for skills run for excellence money will come also I took 4 years to master communication skills to get job now I am a fb manager ☺

  • @rishabhburte5341
    @rishabhburte5341 Год назад +3

    He is going to do pretty well in life,his mindset is on point.

  • @vishwajeetdalvi
    @vishwajeetdalvi Год назад +10

    Yaa man this the story majority of the people want hear

    • @fumilayo6470
      @fumilayo6470 Год назад

      Thanks for your comment. What'sap me with the number showing above for more information and consultation on profitable investments.

  • @Zgt23
    @Zgt23 Год назад +4

    This is the story of 90 percent engeneer graduates in India
    But we only hear story of 50 lakhs per annum guy

  • @harshpatel105
    @harshpatel105 Год назад +3

    I earn around 1.45L and expenses around 45k so I save 1L every month.

  • @kunalpatil9671
    @kunalpatil9671 Год назад +4

    He start his new career me still completing my degree at 25

  • @varunnarayanan6301
    @varunnarayanan6301 Год назад +1

    I feel abused because its similar to my life and many I know and I feel proud because some one actually acknowledged this and wrapped their head around it ✌️

  • @priyankshah8
    @priyankshah8 Год назад +6

    If this is true then huge respect brother 👍

  • @whatever3041
    @whatever3041 Год назад +2

    This video is of real people, not those earning over 1lakh a month. Those earning over 1 lakh a month and still struggling doesn't make any sense at all. 1 lakh a month is a shitload of money.

  • @shahilrahman
    @shahilrahman Год назад +3

    Finally a reasonable salary range where one actually need financial management,being a bachelor and 50k monthly earn krke bhi save nhi kr paate India m toh dub hi maro

  • @justanotherperson2576
    @justanotherperson2576 Год назад +2

    It's better to stay jobless or to open a paan-beedi shop in local area than to earn a sub-10K salary in a place where one'd need atleast 30K to live with dignity!

  • @riddheshsharma3684
    @riddheshsharma3684 Год назад +1

    Bhai love your charming nature and vibe you are real to the core, that's what it makes you unique. Keep up the great work bhai.

  • @piyushgahlot2092
    @piyushgahlot2092 Год назад +2

    Very disciplined individual! Hats off !

  • @muralisaripalli164
    @muralisaripalli164 Год назад +1

    This guy is awesome. Keep hustling man. You will do great

  • @vishwajeetdalvi
    @vishwajeetdalvi Год назад +4

    Always request you to keep all the upcoming episodes raw

  • @chetan.s.k6055
    @chetan.s.k6055 Год назад +3

    Awesome... Another Good Session..♥️🔥

  • @saswatab79
    @saswatab79 Год назад +2

    My question
    Should you spend to enjoy today? Or save to enjoy tomorrow?

  • @krupesh333
    @krupesh333 Год назад +2

    I somehow survived in 10k salary in pune working in IT a few years back

  • @prakashv5107
    @prakashv5107 Год назад +2

    Kindly, make videos with full English conversation...unable to understand the language

  • @NIRAJ023
    @NIRAJ023 Год назад

    The key to building wealth over time is avoiding debts at all costs. It must definitely be your last option. Live frugally if required but live debt free. That way you'll be in control of your finances and can afford to make independent decisions. Every bit you save will give you that much confidence. This bit of advice is from someone who sanctions loans on almost daily basis.

  • @saranm1235
    @saranm1235 Год назад +1

    All the best Vineet

  • @jayesh0401
    @jayesh0401 Год назад +3

    Life of a boy is not easy....🙂
    Specially of us middle class boys...🙂

  • @kalpitbhanawat2630
    @kalpitbhanawat2630 Год назад +1

    He's a gr8 guy will surely do something big

  • @206_akbarisahil7
    @206_akbarisahil7 7 месяцев назад

    I am lucky that i am getting valuable learnings in my early corporate journey.

  • @pavanr7489
    @pavanr7489 Год назад

    All the best for this hard-working guy. I am sure he is going to have a great growth in his future.

  • @jagdishbehera5784
    @jagdishbehera5784 Год назад +4

    Hi Sir , I have been watching your videos on investment since long time. Now I'm very much interested in investment in Stock and that to long term ( > 5yrs ) . Could you please suggest some idea ?

    • @fumilayo6470
      @fumilayo6470 Год назад

      Thanks for your comment. What'sap me with the number showing above for more information and consultation on profitable investments.

  • @WickyLibra
    @WickyLibra Год назад

    Amazing video. These are kind of videos we want!

  • @ivy0912
    @ivy0912 Год назад +2

    Love watching such videos who represent most of our economy today. I really appreciate someone tracking their expenses and checking them and really asking for help instead of flexing their oncome and showing off that they have not saved anything.

  • @aummehta1445
    @aummehta1445 Год назад +2

    Hats, off bro you are true hustler 💯 💪

  • @manjunathams8865
    @manjunathams8865 Год назад

    Growth is a growth no matter how small! All the best brother.

  • @pddjsp
    @pddjsp Год назад +2

    Respect 🙏🙏

  • @rohanbose4882
    @rohanbose4882 Год назад

    This is such a heartwarming episode

  • @vishalchauhan9832
    @vishalchauhan9832 Год назад

    Thank you so much..earlier i was not investing emergency fund or anything.but now i will invest emergency fund.

  • @adarshsasidharan254
    @adarshsasidharan254 Год назад

    bring more people like him in your videos, these are the people who actually need to fix their finance

    • @Vedantindian2012
      @Vedantindian2012 8 месяцев назад

      😂😂😂 lol, exactly my thoughts. He had no reason to fix the finance it was already sorted

  • @ajaypatidar18
    @ajaypatidar18 8 месяцев назад

    Make a video on managing funds in family business.
    Families member doing business altogether

  • @mithun070
    @mithun070 Год назад +3

    Wouldn't credit card and other expenses be mutually inclusive? I have always seen you treating it as separate.

  • @Ambitiousguy2026
    @Ambitiousguy2026 Год назад

    Respect to Vineet - genuine and hardworking man

  • @karanghadi8845
    @karanghadi8845 Год назад +2

    Good work 👍

  • @ranitpaul3353
    @ranitpaul3353 Год назад

    Great job both of you guys ❤

  • @Sports01196
    @Sports01196 Год назад +1

    i am 27 and jobless

  • @baazarkibaatein
    @baazarkibaatein Год назад

    He is a nice person, and can grow quickly. Tell him to change job, that's it

  • @prajwalbargat6675
    @prajwalbargat6675 Год назад +1

    Best content ☺️ till now

  • @dundeshbadaradinni8618
    @dundeshbadaradinni8618 Год назад +2

    Respect for this guy 🙌

  • @vinayakpatil4380
    @vinayakpatil4380 Год назад

    Thankyou for doing a video for this category .

  • @tesdeng8539
    @tesdeng8539 Год назад +3

    when episodes are in hindi pls add subtitles