Om Shri Dear Friends; I am a retired scientist from a reputed organisation, with 36 years of long working life. I have started this blog to share my experiences and learnings, which could be useful for a common man. Generally, we learn and realise many things towards the 2nd half of our life. By that time it is too late for self to implement and make things better in life. However, it is good to share all that what we learnt during our life time for the benefits of our loved ones and the society in general, specially younger generation who have full life to practice and implement things for themselves and their family. I will be sharing some of the important aspects of our life that are not taught in our schools/colleges. The purpose is to pass on all this to our new generation to have a planned, and organised life style. It is not difficult, nothing great required to be done, it is simply awreness and understanding of the importantce of some of the things, which are ignored...
Money can't buy happiness, but happiness can't buy food & shelter either. Of course, money is not everything, but it is an essential means to make a living, to get a good education and to live comfortably. It is almost impossible to achieve your materialistic desires or goals without money. For example, if you wish to pursue a higher education, money is an essential input. In today’s world of consumerism, there is a tendency for people to spend more than their means allow. With the passage of time, their expenses grow disproportionate to their increase in income – this is a consequence of inflation, increased expenses in supporting children’s education, mortgage, family needs & change in lifestyle. Due to lack of awareness & planning, they do not save or invest for the future, and this leads to financial crisis. Hence, Personal Financial Planning plays a vital role in one’s life. Following are the key lessons that I have learnt in Personal Financ...
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