5:15 start 6:45 insurance 12:30 why others type of insurance 35:1 traditional investment 40:1 earn 49:25 advice 🔥 56.55 index fund 1:2:25 gold 1:5:25 stock market 1:10 index fund is the key 1:13 advice
Disclaimer: This comment is just for education. You are responsible for your life decisions. 1) Have an emergency fund of at least 6 months. (Your monthly expense × 6) 2) Have a medical insurance of your entire family. 3) Have a term plan. (Only earning member/s of family are eligible to buy term plan) (Term Plan is life cover. Your family gets the claim amount when you are no more. The premium amount you have to pay is lesser because if you don't die, nobody gets anything.) 4) Don't mix insurance and investment. (Most products which are mix of insurance and investment pay return which is even less than inflation rate. Plus those products generally cost multiple times more than term plan.) 5) Invest in equity only if you are going for long term. 6) If you don't understand fundamental analysis, invest in index fund. (Index fund value is based on value of stock market index nifty or sensex whichever you select.) 7) Don't have credit cards if you can't discipline yourself. They charge heavy interest. 8) Understand the product fully before investing in it. 9) Don't mix your temporary emotions with finance. Accept the fact that investing is boring. 10) Don't mix insurance and investment. Products containing both insurance and investment generally pay even less than inflation rate. This deserves to be repeated. DISCLAIMER: THIS COMMENT IS JUST FOR EDUCATION. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR LIFE DECISIONS.
Most productive 1.5 hrs, thanks a lot for such a amazing content, we need more videos on financial knowledge. If possible please invite more guests who are specialized in real estate, stock market, business etc
Great Conversation and very helpful to me. I am 18 yrs. And thanks @NeerajArora sir for taking my name at 31:17 And Prakhar Sir thanks to you for bringing such content.
Ye bahut hi achi podcast hai it's simple and really very true things in happened in our life's and little funny all the time I watch neeraj Arora sir podcast it amzaed me
Was reading "The Intelligent Investor", and RU-vid popped up with the notification of this video. Man, I love this synchronicity! Bhaiya jabre fan ho gaye hai aapke and apke vicharon ke. There's a dillema that has been bothering me for a while, and I can't think of an answer to this. "Forgive and Forget or Forgive but never forget". I get that forgiving people reduces the baggage of those negative thoughts occupying the mind However, if we keep on forgiving people, we'll be falling for the same mistakes/traps repeatedly. Last time I requested for an analysis video of Jordan bhaiya, you did it. It'd make my day if you'd make a video on this as well i.e. the art of forgiveness
Thanks for this one, It was worth watching. Insurance (health + term life) and financial buffer (6months equivalent of expenses) were already in my bucket list, although I am not even earning.
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I think we fall in that greed trap because when we see the money coming without doing any hard work we see it as a magic because from our childhood we are taught to earn money by doing hard work and when that money comes to us without doing anything it seems as if it is magic and within seconds we go to our fantasy which we used to create while we were kids.
Bro,i showed your both podcast with neeraj to my mom n dad,all of us got to learn alot,the conversation of money investment have started in my family,ty😎
Can u plz make something about decision making and Analysis Paralysis? I am a college student and I regularly struggle with this, even for small decision.
Bhai u r juzt awsm ever seen most honest in youtube...straight forward to the point...alag hi level hai intellect ka...i wanna connect with u..how is it possible???👍❤️
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