Living on 60 Lakhs Package in India | Fix your Finance Ep 14

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2022
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    Hey Guys, In today's conversation we will look closely at the finances of Firoz and Anjum who combinedly earn approximately 4 Lacs per month. We will look at their income, expenditure, loans, and investments.
    I'll be talking about savings,upskilling,lease,financial planning for children, buying a used car vs new car, retirement and credit cards. Enjoy :)
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Комментарии • 700

  • @anshumanfinance
    @anshumanfinance  Год назад +186

    Hey guys small correction at 12:22
    The amount after investing 20K with a 10% step up every year and 10% return/year would be:
    -after 16 years: ₹1,74,91,896
    -after 17 years: ₹2,04,87,919

    • @PANKAJKATARIAA
      @PANKAJKATARIAA Год назад +3

      Can you clear the doubt about 50crore fd final output. What fd rate did you considered and how did you calculated the tax please elaborate little

    • @rajsigma007
      @rajsigma007 Год назад

      So what certification did they do to get a job like that?

    • @PANKAJKATARIAA
      @PANKAJKATARIAA Год назад +1

      @@rajsigma007 technical coding programming certifications and experience

    • @sanjayketan01
      @sanjayketan01 Год назад

      Hello Bro, may I have your contact number? Currently I am in a major financial crisis

    • @sucheta08
      @sucheta08 Год назад

      Could you please specify their industry experience in total ?

  • @santxsh
    @santxsh Год назад +1917

    Are these the ones who post questions in Quora asking is 60 lakhs sufficient to live in Bangalore?

  • @yashwanthgowda4483
    @yashwanthgowda4483 Год назад +11

    Dude with 60lak per annum
    20 families can live a normal life.
    10 families a lower middle class life.
    5 families a upper middle class life.
    2 families a luxury life.
    1 family will have a blast 💥
    Seriously!!!!

  • @off-course
    @off-course Год назад +18

    4Lakh/month is the income with no loans and she is worried about her kids elementary education!
    God where are we headed, really feel sorry for the company she is working for.

    • @anaghaaithal5226
      @anaghaaithal5226 9 месяцев назад

      You should feel sorry for her. They have called their employees 5 days a week and they're not even giving cabs.😂

  • @arkasarkar3901
    @arkasarkar3901 Год назад +724

    Now contact this landlord with 70 apartments and 15 bars for a FIX YOUR FINANCE episode 😂

    • @kr2ik
      @kr2ik Год назад +9

      bhai bhai bhai 😂😂😂

    • @jiteshsharma9562
      @jiteshsharma9562 Год назад +17

      Exactly, dude 70 flats and 12 bars

    • @Gullak_Niveshak
      @Gullak_Niveshak Год назад +36

      A guy with that huge portfolio doesnt need any help. He should come to give lessons. 🤣

    • @realavdhut
      @realavdhut Год назад +27

      He Must be a politician or have a politician's support

    • @yujirobosss6247
      @yujirobosss6247 Год назад +5

      hahahhaha highlight of the show was the Landlords details!!! 🤣

  • @04rit
    @04rit Год назад +13

    We earn 60LPA. Our only 4 year-old child doesn’t stay with us. Interesting !

  • @Sayan_Biswas.
    @Sayan_Biswas. Год назад +17

    I have seen many finance video but really the way you explain with clarity is definitely top notch... Happy to be your new subscriber. ❤️

  • @nishajaisingh2745
    @nishajaisingh2745 Год назад +16

    Something that I have been searching from a long time to understand how others manage salary, cannot really ask openly to a colleague or family, so this sort of video really really helps for newcomers like me who are confused in life. thankyou

  • @dhananjayvaish3276
    @dhananjayvaish3276 Год назад +11

    Ye mjhe lagta h unique series h ese jisme people are openly talking about their personal finances in front of an expert like you .
    It requires courage to openly talk about finances ese
    So that's so nice
    And it's curios to know how much people earn and how their spending habits are !

  • @TechwithLaughter
    @TechwithLaughter Год назад +29

    Hi Anshuman, The Fix your Finance series of your channel is really great. I love it!

  • @agnivdey
    @agnivdey Год назад +14

    Above all, if you can't see your kid everyday then all this money has no value!
    It's time we move back to organic way of living!

  • @shilpagiri7637
    @shilpagiri7637 Год назад +44

    We are living on 60 lacs too.. we own a home, car (basic hat hatchback) but we have no loans. I guess a good financial planning is getting rid of obligations first investing smartly and enjoying the present.

    • @tenacity8281
      @tenacity8281 Год назад +1

      Don't mind me asking what do you both work as.?

    • @robust3276
      @robust3276 11 месяцев назад

      hope ur kid lives with you :)

  • @RandomGuy-co7rq
    @RandomGuy-co7rq Год назад +25

    I and my girlfriend make close to 80 LPA combined. We are both engineers living in BLR. One of us works in a startup, the other at CRED. We have other couple friends who make more than 1.2 crores working in tech.
    While some of these friends are from tier-1 colleges like IIT Kharagpur, I and my girlfriend are both from tier-3 colleges. We try to live below our means, don't own a car, we enjoy traveling, and eating out, but we budget our expenses and try to save everywhere.

  • @rajsinghchauhn
    @rajsinghchauhn Год назад +40

    Doesn’t matter if it’s 60Lakhs or 60 Crores.. This money is worth nothing when you don’t even have time to keep your kid with you and can only see your kid once a week. So freaking sad and pathetic tbh.

    • @munjeerathabasum7114
      @munjeerathabasum7114 Год назад +5

      We just can't comment on anyone's personal life here. It's their thoughts and their situations to keep their kid away. No parents wants any of their kids to be far away.. everyone have their own perception...

    • @hoveringcow
      @hoveringcow Год назад +3

      They will earn 4-5 crores in next 10yrs n quit d job

    • @arunkurian9367
      @arunkurian9367 Год назад +4

      It depends, if you want to make money, you might have to forgo the time of your kid, but if you want time with your kid, you'll have to forgo money....

    • @faaranmohd
      @faaranmohd Год назад +12

      I can't comment for others, everyone have their own perception but I would not want a life like this

    • @AmritenduRana31082000
      @AmritenduRana31082000 Год назад

      Bullshit lol.

  • @sajaljain6472
    @sajaljain6472 Год назад +129

    It define the purpose of the series if you are interviewing such high package people it will be really helpful to majority people if you interview people between paypackage of 5-14 lpa where most of the it or normal are earning and are in desperate need of new way to invest

    • @anshumanfinance
      @anshumanfinance  Год назад +56

      Both of them were making less than 10 lpa 5 years back. They are able to invest more, save more because they upskilled consistently, there's a learning for all of us here!

    • @sajaljain6472
      @sajaljain6472 Год назад +5

      @@anshumanfinance got your point. I know those big no. Do attract the people myself watching this video for a reason let's see how 60 lakh people manage their money...but when I finished watching and i have been watching your videos of this series which quite interesting didn't find much idea about where to invest or manage your money properly specifically for this 5-12 lpa salary..

    • @sajaljain6472
      @sajaljain6472 Год назад +2

      Because inspite those fd few mutual fund what are the other ways it would be better if you can shed some light on like t bills, corporate bonds, govt bonds, debts funds(which recently didn't perform ed well) Although I do appreciate you do make your point for chitfunds i.e people should refrain from them

    • @Rmm1236
      @Rmm1236 Год назад +11

      @@anshumanfinance anshuman plz continue to interview these high packages as well..
      1. Cz it makes other people in lower salary to aim for big.
      2. How it is to manage such lumpsums.. Cz i definitely feel jitna zyada paisa utna zyada confusion.
      Thank u and plz plz plz continue to do ao

    • @bendover-bz4bc
      @bendover-bz4bc Год назад +4

      People who who are earning in 3 to 15 LPA should forget about investing. How much are you even going to earn even after investigation? At this point you should just start a side hustle business and try to grow that hustle in full time business so you don't have to depend on your job.

  • @whocare336
    @whocare336 Год назад +11

    I am working as a Sr. Consultant in a big 4 company have 27 LPA and all of my adult family members are working as software engineer with family income 10 Lakh per month along with work from home so very less expense. But trust me we all live very low standard life. Life style didn't change for all with money.

  • @devendraadhikari2621
    @devendraadhikari2621 Год назад +14

    Me and my wife at 2020 (i.e. before marriage) earning ~18lpa, now after 2 year of marriage we are currently earning ~50lpa...by upskilling and switches.

    • @abdulsami1718
      @abdulsami1718 Год назад

      Which job profile and what courses you did to upskill

  • @SD_003
    @SD_003 Год назад +11

    Just sad to see a 20 month old has to stay away from mother and father. 😢
    And then chit funds🙄

    • @shreyaraha7481
      @shreyaraha7481 Год назад +3

      I don’t know something about them didn’t sit right with me.. why can’t you call you mom to look after the kid when you go to office or get a nanny or work in a company that provides work from home..! And investing chit funds.. and 5K medical expense is expensive !!

    • @SD_003
      @SD_003 Год назад

      @@shreyaraha7481 I ask my parents (including in-laws) to monitor nanny when we go office. Yes my parents & in-laws stay with us 6 months each monitoring our nanny taking care of the child. During that stay we get their full body checkups and all done as well. So its a symbiotic relationship which helps all the parties 🙂👍

  • @burugulakarthik5685
    @burugulakarthik5685 Год назад +26

    You are spot on at 8:38 . I always believed that we should focus on how to increase in the income first .

  • @snehasishchowdhuri7039
    @snehasishchowdhuri7039 Год назад +42

    They just called Anshuman to show off😂😂

  • @chrismorganofficial
    @chrismorganofficial Год назад +137

    This series gives us clarity about the perks of upskilling.
    From freshers to experienced we get clarity on how we can manage expenses and what the market offers as we grow and upskill in our career. I like some terms like impulse buying covered and alot of other informative content mentioned. Overall a really apt series name - Fix your Finance
    Great series bro!

    • @kaustubhkulkarni1331
      @kaustubhkulkarni1331 Год назад +2

      No offense, but just post covid there was a huge boom and most of people I know were getting >150% hike. Not necessarily got anything to do with upskilling, but just the market conditions.

    • @praveenakanakaraj5061
      @praveenakanakaraj5061 Год назад +1

      Not true..I just upskilled myself last month and I got almost 300% hike...from 8 Lakh to 31 lakhs

    • @chrismorganofficial
      @chrismorganofficial Год назад

      @@kaustubhkulkarni1331 Just the right demand and supply probably. Thanks for your views

    • @chrismorganofficial
      @chrismorganofficial Год назад +2

      @@praveenakanakaraj5061 Interesting! Congrats on your hike

    • @jasonaalab
      @jasonaalab Год назад +1

      @@praveenakanakaraj5061 so what did you learn

  • @rajkiransthavarmath6770
    @rajkiransthavarmath6770 Год назад +5

    One thing i learned in this session
    Jindagi sasti hai just jeene ke tarike mahenge hai.🙌

  • @nickelvikky9707
    @nickelvikky9707 Год назад +34

    Earning 4 lakhs a month but kids don’t get that parental love .. money is everything in today’s world

    • @deepdigitalcontent
      @deepdigitalcontent Год назад +6

      Whether they get parental love or not , kids will eventually leave and make their own one day .. how do you expect the parents to thrive later , wait for kids to spend on them ?

    • @nickelvikky9707
      @nickelvikky9707 Год назад +9

      @@deepdigitalcontent I am talking about kids you are talking about grown ups … You need to understand that when kids don’t get required parental love that will have lot of negative impacts on relationship between parents & kids

    • @shaneward2588
      @shaneward2588 Год назад +3

      ​@@deepdigitalcontent why to have kids at first place if these calculations runn in your mind and are not in position to take care of own kids.

    • @deepdigitalcontent
      @deepdigitalcontent Год назад

      @@shaneward2588 looks like you're a male who is only taught to advise females on how they should be living their lives..
      Get a life dude , i don't need your suggestion ..
      I'll keep advising people on such stuff and i don't need your suggestion on how i should do that

    • @shaneward2588
      @shaneward2588 Год назад

      @@deepdigitalcontent where did female come in picture In all this now. You junk person. And by the way you want to thrive late years, but in this context the family has handed over the responsibility to grand parents. So grand parents don't deserve to enjoy their years?

  • @theweirdindian7768
    @theweirdindian7768 Год назад +16

    Earning 4 lakhs and says 6k medical expenses as Bengaluru is expensive 😂😂😂😂

  • @ilyazzz_31
    @ilyazzz_31 Год назад +24

    For mumbaikars :
    I live in vasai and my college is in charni road around (75 km ) I got a concession form college and I applied for a train pass quarterly ( 3 months ) it costed me around 500rs for 3 months I can travel unlimited to and fro but anjum man spend 600 hundred per day difference between a student and a professional working persons 👍

    • @priyankjoshi2808
      @priyankjoshi2808 Год назад +1

      Bhai Teri mehant jaroor rang layegi .
      Time aayega

    • @rahul345678
      @rahul345678 10 месяцев назад +1

      They don't have locals in Bangalore . Mumbai local is one of the cheapest and fastest mode of transportation not only in India but I guess in World

    • @anaghaaithal5226
      @anaghaaithal5226 9 месяцев назад

      Anjum is spending that much because she's pregnant and the office doesn't give cabs. Otherwise why will she choose such expensive means of transport on a daily basis? If you are pregnant at say 21 and if you're still going to college, you'll still choose at least auto instead of heavily packed buses or trains. 5 months pregnant is no joke.

  • @anchal2506
    @anchal2506 Год назад +42

    Biggest struggle which working parents face, is bringing up the kid safely and with correct values. That is also one of the biggest expense of such families. Paying nanny, daycare or moving to bigger houses which can accommodate parents, and good societies so that kid can be safe. That is a big thing on which most parents are not going to compromise and leave the kid to grow up with grandparents. Not worth the money, savings or comfort.
    Also, they have very limited knowledge on general finance.

    • @macdeep8523
      @macdeep8523 Год назад

      everyone cannot be an expert in personal finance... That's why PPL like you come in picture

  • @adityakolhatkar8703
    @adityakolhatkar8703 Год назад +24

    50-60 crores for retirement, kya logic tha? 😅😂

    • @rajmohanmasanam5897
      @rajmohanmasanam5897 Год назад +8

      They are thinking that their salary will rise 80% every year

  • @ankitchahar7091
    @ankitchahar7091 Год назад +36

    Earning 60 lakhs having tv electronics everything expensive and meeting kid at weekends, that’s some life

    • @sps6
      @sps6 Год назад

      Someone’s ass on fire earn 60 lakhs and then comment 🔥

    • @coconuttree7404
      @coconuttree7404 Год назад +10

      Meeting kids at weekend...idk
      Not a quality life

    • @farhankhan2482
      @farhankhan2482 Год назад +2

      @@coconuttree7404 yeah. Why do they stay away from thier kid?

    • @coconuttree7404
      @coconuttree7404 Год назад +6

      @@farhankhan2482 probably because they are busy in earnings and don't have time to spend with their children that's why handed over them to their grandparents.

    • @vedantvethekar8993
      @vedantvethekar8993 Год назад +7

      @@coconuttree7404 too busy making money instead of living life,no balance in life basically.

  • @munjeerathabasum7114
    @munjeerathabasum7114 Год назад +32

    Great to see such young couple having big dreams.. keeping much in the savings part is always the best option and best wishes to you both.😊

    • @melt0794
      @melt0794 Год назад +2

      Bro, I don't know their age but they don't look young. Kind of look like 30+ year but yeah their kid is 20 months old so maybe had the kid late or they are 27-30 years old but look old.

    • @FullMetalPower7
      @FullMetalPower7 Год назад +2

      @@melt0794 the guy looks to be in his early thirties while the lady is clearly above 35

  • @iamufs8436
    @iamufs8436 Год назад +45

    You guys are really an inspiration to all of us to upskill.. superb episode👌🏻👌🏻

  • @anikettiwari6885
    @anikettiwari6885 Год назад +2

    Fd rates were high few years back that's the half story. If you check the inflation data that was also very high.

  • @sandipandas3910
    @sandipandas3910 Год назад +13

    My frustrations gets increased by looking into these videos and I feel I have not done anything in my life and I am now 38 old 😢

    • @khalsa3344
      @khalsa3344 10 месяцев назад

      Life is like that....

    • @natrajc4423
      @natrajc4423 9 месяцев назад

      38 me too here😅. but I m good on financial terms

    • @natrajc4423
      @natrajc4423 9 месяцев назад

      Don't b frustrated. Money will never give u happiness. Believe me

  • @theweirdindian7768
    @theweirdindian7768 Год назад +18

    2lakhs tv is cheap and 6k medical expenses says Bengaluru is expensive 😂😂😂

    • @G-ew6sk
      @G-ew6sk 9 месяцев назад +2

      Yes materialistic priorities 😢 they are so busy... Goes to see their 2 year old child once a week.

  • @ravgeetdhillon2990
    @ravgeetdhillon2990 Год назад +2

    Found another amazing channel. I liked the energy. Subscribed!

  • @PratikDaga23
    @PratikDaga23 Год назад +11

    They prob meant 50 cr 20 years from now, which is a very reasonable amount to expect for them+parents.

  • @bhumikakeswani4511
    @bhumikakeswani4511 Год назад +4

    Woah Anshuman great episode!! Also, curious where the shirt is from? 😍

  • @Karan-vq5vg
    @Karan-vq5vg Год назад +26

    Most underrated content on youtube I would say. Kudos to you for this great content you are putting out there 😃

  • @vishalheble
    @vishalheble Год назад +6

    600 Rs for Ola cabs for 50kms daily. What a joke. I will never ever believe this bs

    • @munjeerathabasum7114
      @munjeerathabasum7114 Год назад +1

      Ola auto is available for such amount for the mentioned kms.

    • @user-kr2wj3pi1q
      @user-kr2wj3pi1q Год назад +2

      @@munjeerathabasum7114 Auto main 50km?
      Saala 3 ghante din ke ghus jaayenge

    • @lifeisbeautiful4371
      @lifeisbeautiful4371 Год назад +3

      Lol I take ola auto everyday. . 12 kms 190-200rs for one side.

  • @sidjain6824
    @sidjain6824 Год назад +3

    Bro please also try to take inflation in consideration when asking the amount required to retire as 50 crores after 20-25 years will not be same as 50 crores today

  • @peter488101
    @peter488101 Год назад +3

    loved your interviews. Would like you to also ask about family and educational background of people for better perspective.

  • @kr2ik
    @kr2ik Год назад +2

    man I really love these episodes, I eagerly wait every week for the episodes

  • @PremKumarFourhearts
    @PremKumarFourhearts Год назад +8

    This is such ab eye opening episode... advance congrats on the baby for the couple!

  • @pranjaldoorwar9743
    @pranjaldoorwar9743 Год назад +12

    150% hike during great resignation was common let’s see if they can continue to get these salaries after recession hits India

    • @jaypalnitkar4400
      @jaypalnitkar4400 Год назад +3

      Yes you are right .. hikes were extremely good few months back but now tech sector is very gloomy. Till 2024 tech salaries won't be hiking much

  • @manojmm2310
    @manojmm2310 Год назад +3

    I am being 13 lakhs current salary im investing 3 lakhs per year without any credit cards

  • @Vivek788
    @Vivek788 Год назад +8

    Good content and great learning that upskilling is the greatest investment. Investment in chit funds is good if you trust the provider, like in Kerala there is the government provider KSFE.

    • @rethraj
      @rethraj Год назад +1

      Chit fund is worst . It’s like keeping on fixed . Use better option for returns like bonds from government . KSFE may flip in years because government is already doing rolling money with profitable government organizations.

  • @jaypalnitkar4400
    @jaypalnitkar4400 Год назад +5

    Excellent pay hikes ... Too good

  • @MasterYadu
    @MasterYadu Год назад +1

    My friend is earning about 40-50 lakhs per month. From affiliate marketing. His expenses are 3-4 lakhs per month

  • @kumaiyavlogs5020
    @kumaiyavlogs5020 Год назад +2

    Great video bro
    To give such a useful insight

  • @dwimusudem7943
    @dwimusudem7943 Год назад +7

    I stopped watching this the moment they said their little kid is not living with them and shuttling between the grandparents houses. Pretty sad to be earning so much and not being able to give time to your kid. Such high salary but feels as if living in a prison. Good luck to them I hope they manage to fit their kid in their daily life.

    • @anaghaaithal5226
      @anaghaaithal5226 9 месяцев назад

      So quick of you to judge. Did you wait for her to mention that she's currently pregnant? Instead of leaving kids in day cares this is best. My mom returned to work when I was 3 months old. I grew up with my grandparents. It's one of the best things that happened to me. In 5 years the kid will start staying with them regularly and start going to school at the same time they leave for work. The same happened with me. Especially in tech once you take a break it's extremely hard to return, even if it was for just 2 years. In spite of all the "women returning to office" models you see from different companies it's only to maintain good image in market and it doesn't really benefit for women.

  • @mayankrc3725
    @mayankrc3725 Год назад +2

    love your videos keep it up there is only one mistake i think there is a eco at time of green screen so can be improved on 👍

  • @vedantyawalkar8264
    @vedantyawalkar8264 Год назад +12

    I went from 144p to 1080p at the time of certifications.

    • @NM-tk4kc
      @NM-tk4kc Год назад

      I was frugal with 720p managing my monthly quota😀

  • @chaitanya7632
    @chaitanya7632 Год назад +1

    Feedback....at end of video you can give summary of their total monthly expenses, income, savings and your opinion on it

  • @PratikDaga23
    @PratikDaga23 Год назад +8

    Lease is fun and games till it’s time to get your money back

  • @adi6183
    @adi6183 Год назад +22

    I am impressed that both earn almost equally and such high income. They can retire in 10 years if planned.

  • @Entertainment-nr7vt
    @Entertainment-nr7vt Год назад

    Anshuman, thank you your good work.

  • @LokiWhoRemains
    @LokiWhoRemains Год назад +28

    Anshumann i love this series. I understand its not getting views as expected. But trust me it will get its viewers eventually.... My request is please get good quality mics like beerbiceps podcasts or rode mics.

    • @chetanpen
      @chetanpen Год назад +1

      He definitely need to improve on that.

  • @arv1ndnarang
    @arv1ndnarang Год назад +4

    Anshuman maths ke hisaab se.
    50 kms a day * 5 > 24 kms one time when they go to parents.

  • @toalucinor
    @toalucinor Год назад +7

    Technically a retirement budget should be somewhere around 10x your annual income (inflation adjusted). They just 100x'D their retirement fund need with a 48LK collective package :)

    • @robust3276
      @robust3276 11 месяцев назад

      i think it shud be 25 x atleast

  • @mnbvcxzzxcvbnm
    @mnbvcxzzxcvbnm Год назад

    Man, you are going to grow exponentially!! Keep going !!

  • @theopensourceYuvraj
    @theopensourceYuvraj Год назад +2

    Good work Anshuman...

  • @priestrules87
    @priestrules87 Год назад +7

    One kid is already living with grandparents, where will second kid live, post 6 months maternity leave? Need to consider upcoming changes in family dynamics in financial discussions

    • @shaneward2588
      @shaneward2588 Год назад

      Second kids will also go to grandparents while they earn bucks.

    • @adityadwivedi7672
      @adityadwivedi7672 Год назад

      Wohi, grand parents ke paas. Aur kahan 🤣

  • @PavanMehta
    @PavanMehta Год назад +10

    how is she getting ola bookings daily also isn't 300 peanuts for 25kms in banglore

  • @nitishvishwanathhatapaki
    @nitishvishwanathhatapaki Год назад +2

    I m depressed after watching this. My salary is 28k. That's thier petrol expense.

  • @MrPraveenroyal
    @MrPraveenroyal Год назад

    This guy just watch all big fin channels n provide as his own solution and earn money.. good job bro

  • @farhanaumar9316
    @farhanaumar9316 10 месяцев назад

    Great Concept. Very informative

  • @srikantasahu
    @srikantasahu Год назад +3

    Why go for car on emi when you have 2 lakh + investment surplus ....debt free is the most peaceful way .pause investment for a few months

  • @prashantkv4
    @prashantkv4 Год назад +2

    This shows earning 60lac Or being in top 5% bracket doesn't mean people are good in personal finance. Everyone need financial advisors or can go for free/paid financial courses online.

  • @JourneytoDivinity
    @JourneytoDivinity Год назад

    Sir can you make a series on , basics of stock market (for those who want to do investment but don't know how to start and where to start)

  • @swarupcodes
    @swarupcodes Год назад

    I’ve seen many people in south my friends are doing chit funds. Being that much educated and earning everyone should have finance knowledge.

  • @Unknown-cz6mk
    @Unknown-cz6mk Год назад

    Informative video 💙

  • @kannanlg4979
    @kannanlg4979 Год назад +4

    How does travelling 50 KMs every weekday to office as compared to travelling 50 KMs ONLY twice over weekend to meet parents make sense? 🤔

  • @zeded509
    @zeded509 Год назад +2

    They should reconsider their investment options. Reevaluate them and choose it wisely. Chit fund is not good at all

  • @sangeethku218
    @sangeethku218 Год назад +1

    Chits fund are very popular in kerala. Here in kerala government directly running chit fund firm as Kerala state financial enterprises(KSFE).we kerlaites not feeling too risky in depositing in ksfe

    • @JMian
      @JMian Год назад +2

      but its not the case in other states

  • @rutunjparikh2775
    @rutunjparikh2775 Год назад

    anshumanbhai gives me chill vibes.

  • @sandeepsharma9694
    @sandeepsharma9694 Год назад +27

    Hey Anshuman, I am wondering at what stage do u recommend a home loan? I believe its interest rates have been equivalent to inflation rate..and if it's not now than its never..i used to pay rent of 12k in 2016 and now 35k..i also observed that being on rent increases ur needs and desires with time which makes you switch at to bigger house or good societies every 4 years

    • @anshumanfinance
      @anshumanfinance  Год назад +6

      When your EMI is ~30-35% of your stable Income, stable being the key word here. Also would suggest to get a term insurance for the primary loan payer just to secure the family in case something wrong happens.

    • @mithunbobade1
      @mithunbobade1 Год назад

      @@anshumanfinance this EMI is considered with how much long period (10 years ) thanks !

  • @akshayaravi8536
    @akshayaravi8536 Год назад +2

    Can you please upload more series like couple and a kid family?

  • @youtubeprem522
    @youtubeprem522 Год назад +1

    I have seen many people who invest in chit funds from the south. The majority of the people invest in chit funds owned by the government employees. The notion of our parents is like if he/she who owns the chit fund commits a fraud (like putting an IP) then he will lose his gov. job. So it's like the government is the security for our chit fund.

  • @adityamodi8922
    @adityamodi8922 Год назад +31

    the lease deal is great..basically they forego close of 10 percent return of thier capital on average..that is 1.6 L per year or 13-14 k a month which is fantastic as you wont get to rent at that price.

    • @ShaikNoorjahan-hp5kv
      @ShaikNoorjahan-hp5kv Год назад +4

      The owner will get lumpsum amount at once without any interest and he will invest in other business and get profit out of it.
      The lesser will get a full refund with a small deduction of painting charges without paying any rent
      Would be feasible for only lumpsum investors.

    • @adi6183
      @adi6183 Год назад +6

      Yes, its good if the only if the default risk of the owner is less and we know how courts in india work

    • @Sashwath21
      @Sashwath21 Год назад

      The problem with leasing is the gurantee of getting money back from land lord.

    • @lawrysingh2002
      @lawrysingh2002 Год назад

      They are paying 16lakhs for 3 years lock in period so 16L/36 months=44,440/-monthly on a average.

    • @adityamodi8922
      @adityamodi8922 Год назад +1

      @@lawrysingh2002 bhai woh 16L return hoga at the end. they are only losing interest on that amount.

  • @konnichiwa3150
    @konnichiwa3150 Год назад +4

    FD doesnt give the same returns after 2 cr deposit and it decreases as you go higher. After 8cr banks dont give any returns. So for 1 cr interest on 50 cr amount deposit we have to find other options . this is why super rich people dont do FDs and people have started advising poor people to do the same.

    • @tushar9912
      @tushar9912 Год назад

      No break you amount into small packets and deposit in different bank accounts

  • @jaypalnitkar4400
    @jaypalnitkar4400 Год назад +6

    Even 5 cr is enough if invested wisely ... 50 cr is unreasonable

    • @rajmohanmasanam5897
      @rajmohanmasanam5897 Год назад

      They are expecting that their life/salary will be stable from here

    • @AmritenduRana31082000
      @AmritenduRana31082000 Год назад +1

      You don't decide someone else's lifestyle.How much one needs depends on their own plans and expenditure.Someone might need 10 lakhs someone might want 100 crores.

    • @AmritenduRana31082000
      @AmritenduRana31082000 Год назад

      Unreasonable to you isn't unreasonable to everyone

  • @gyanasahoo2002
    @gyanasahoo2002 Год назад

    Nice video bro ...keep it up ❤️👌🙏👍🏻👍🏻

  • @bhanupriya6546
    @bhanupriya6546 Год назад +1

    I learnt so many new things after watching this video

  • @october9996
    @october9996 Год назад

    Brilliant work. Can't wait for Mumbai Guest.

  • @pavan356
    @pavan356 Год назад +15

    Surprised to see how one can manage an ola/Uber for Rs.600 two ways with 50kms round trip in Bangalore 😂

    • @shaneward2588
      @shaneward2588 Год назад +4

      From home till bus stop , she uses ola and then catches public bus 😂

  • @officialzahidakhtar
    @officialzahidakhtar Год назад

    Great convo ❤❤ first time I got ur recommendation 🎉 would love to do podcast with you
    Love from fellow RUclipsr 😊

  • @az220584
    @az220584 Год назад

    Rightly said anshuman..they don't know about proper knowledge and awareness on investments..chit funds is not method for returns

  • @shanthgaitonde
    @shanthgaitonde Год назад +2

    Excellent content, keep this going!

  • @harshadshirsat6484
    @harshadshirsat6484 Год назад +2

    Not sure how the income is 4 lakhs after tax. Both are in the tax bracket of 25 - 30%. There should have been focus on that as well.

  • @anjusingh8810
    @anjusingh8810 Год назад +4

    There is one suggestion, if you ask people how they become suggest like here you ask how they update themselves, like 8 LPA to 29 LPA then please ask them relevant query for the users like which technology you are working, and which courses you did and also from where and what is the cost of course and how they manage and all. Please ask relevant questions so IT field people take lessons and do the same . I hope you understand me. Thank you ☺️

    • @pkjh49
      @pkjh49 Год назад

      All the answers are their. What courses they did and how much it cost.

  • @kartikt.s813
    @kartikt.s813 Год назад +1

    This is great content. Good job, @Anshuman. It is evident how relevant and useful this content seems to be for users. The format, with Fatafat Finance, is a great hook. Fatafat Finance is actually a good way for viewers to understand more of the psyche of the hosts(people who are being featured in this video). The fact that the series hosts real people, the incentives to watch the episode until 80% (No logic here, just my personal experience. Hence, the number is arbitrary, and represents an above average completion rate). I like Anshuman, too. He's polite and respectful, lively, and comes across as a chill guy. Somethings to consider / Suggestions : 1. Can you share the data in a tabular format i.e a summary of the numbers discussed, at the end of the video? One downside is that watch time/completion rates can reduce, because the most relevant information outside of the numbers discussed, are the names, age and what they do. 2. Dive deeper into professions, upgrading one's skills of the people being featured. 3. Interview folks with diverse mindsets, and desires. For eg : couples with one person working, or, people with alternative careers, folks who don't want kids etc.
    Thanks, for your content. I enjoyed watching them.

  • @naveenkolli8651
    @naveenkolli8651 Год назад

    I don't agree with your last point where you said 40Crs is way too much for retirement, Let's say the couple would retire after 30yrs & how can you forget inflation of ~8% per annum? what was the price of petrol 30 years back & what's the price now?

  • @Utkarshgg
    @Utkarshgg Год назад +3

    Hey anshuman, do you have some video where you tell about some books we can read to know more about investing ?.. would love to read some good books and improve my financial knowledge

    • @muximaginedemux
      @muximaginedemux Год назад +2

      Hiii
      According to me
      1. Rich dad poor dad
      2. Psychology of Money
      3. Learn to earn
      4. One up on Wall Street
      5. Cash flow quadrant
      6. Richest man in the Babylon
      7. Millionaire fast lane
      All also advise u to read basic economics both microeconomics and macroeconomic
      These stuffs helped me so I’m sure these stuffs might help u too
      All the best 😊

    • @Utkarshgg
      @Utkarshgg Год назад

      @@muximaginedemux Thanks a lot!

  • @adityakolhatkar8703
    @adityakolhatkar8703 Год назад +28

    I didn't understand the Rent v/s Lease thing. In this lease situation, isn't getting just 16 lakhs for 3 years (to be returned after tenure ends) a loss-making proposition for the home owner? Could someone explain?

    • @mumbaicharteredaccountant
      @mumbaicharteredaccountant Год назад +19

      The logic is that the owner is getting a big amount at once and he can use the amount to earn a higher income than what he would have got as rent

    • @ShaikNoorjahan-hp5kv
      @ShaikNoorjahan-hp5kv Год назад +18

      The owner will get lumpsum amount at once without any interest and he will invest in other business and get profit out of it.
      The lesser will get a full refund with a small deduction of painting charges without paying any rent
      Would be feasible for only lumpsum investors.

    • @avishjha4030
      @avishjha4030 Год назад +9

      I would argue that the lease system is better than the rent system as the lumpsum can be put into a debt fund and earn 7% compared to the 3% that an average residential property returns in India. An added benefit is that while renting the landlord is responsible for repairs, but in leasing the "ownership" is transferred and hence the lessors shall be responsible for maintenance.

    • @adityamodi8922
      @adityamodi8922 Год назад +6

      @@avishjha4030 3 percent is on entire property amount..7 percent will be on lease amount which is much less. it is useful only if the owner is putting in business to generate 20 pct returns.

    • @ShaikNoorjahan-hp5kv
      @ShaikNoorjahan-hp5kv Год назад

      @@avishjha4030 the maintenance and society charges also need to be paid by the lesser I belive. They deduct some amount while vacating for maintenance

  • @ersandy4u
    @ersandy4u Год назад +2

    It’s okay to travel for 50km each day but not ready to keep the kid with them. Not judging them but not the life I look forward to.

  • @39madhurie
    @39madhurie Год назад +10

    I got much interest in the landlord than these couple 😅😅

  • @soumitsahaofficial
    @soumitsahaofficial Год назад +1

    Loved the episode ! audio needs fixing - bit loud and painful on the ear.

  • @anniee397
    @anniee397 Год назад

    With 60 lakhs long term investment u can get 60 crore return in 16 years.... But should trade with 5 or more companies portfolio..😊

  • @karthikmurali6012
    @karthikmurali6012 Год назад +5

    Whats the point if u see ur kid only once a week... My wife n I earn similar amount but our kid stays with us.

    • @user-rj5my4ry4d
      @user-rj5my4ry4d 4 месяца назад

      Money cant buy intelligence and general understanding of what is right for the family. They are spending 1 lakh for goa travel, gadgets and other show offs. Their expenses are so high, god forbid if they lose their job they dont have fallback plan. Tv on emi, cc bill ..... totally wrong example.

  • @sarthakchandra
    @sarthakchandra Год назад +1

    Anshuman sir the education figure is bit off I feel.
    Because In 2016, MBBS at Manipal University was 40 lakhs, MD Radiodiagnosis/MD Dermatology ( most sought after specialties) were 60 lakhs.
    As of 2022 MBBS is 70 lakhs and MD Radiodiagnosis is 1 crore.
    And most medical Colleges are even more expensive. DY Patil MD Radiodiagnosis fees is 1.8 crores and mbbs is around 1.2 crores, increasing by 10% each year. With riding competition, this will get too expensive as well.
    What modifications would they have to make to this to prepare In case their child decides to pursue medicine?

    • @YASH-cz6ir
      @YASH-cz6ir Год назад +2

      But what if there children dont want to be a doctor and choose to have a life😆 just joking

  • @nirmitjatana1245
    @nirmitjatana1245 Год назад

    Bhai pehli video me subscribed. Quality content 🤌🏻