Like the title says, why is owning a home so difficult.
A person with 1 crore in the bank is a middle class if you go by the current housing sector trends. In most big cities, buying a 2-3 bhk apartment means shelling out around 1.5-2 crore.
Are you guys taking big loans? I don't feel like I will be able to afford a house in the near future.
Hello, i’m planning to buy house and need suggestion. People who bought houses in premium or normal gated communities can you share your good and bad points about these gated communities? How are you managing high emi, school fees, build...
I'm 26 years old and married. I'm having 4 YOE. I'm thinking of buying the flat in which I'm leaving as a tenant. My current rent is 6k. The flat would cost up to 22L. I've 5L as cash flow. Should I pay it as a down payment and take a lo...
Given your low cashflow/salary, I am assuming you can pay around 15k a month in EMIs. If you get a loan of 15L at 8.5...
Saw a similar post somewhere from an European and I think it’s pretty valid for India.
For context, I am in my early 30s, a home owner, living in tier-2 city with a pretty high salary. Recently got married and my wife also works as an...
Great post, I was thinking to jot down something similar. The way I see is that our generation(I'm Gen Z), is f...
While some of this might correct as economy expands and enters into a dovish period (post rate cuts), few things will...
Yeah things are really bad in India. Even with this seemingly startup boom, there aren't enough jobs for all. The uni...
To be very honest I feel very frustrated looking at the situation right now. Companies are laying off without worrying about the employees. It's just corporate profits everywhere.
I am scared to death that my career won't last long th...
Mandatory : keep on up skilling Optional : go outside India or move to operational roles(as it doesn't need creati...
I’m 30, constantly upskilling, plan is to build big corpus till 35. Working remote, keeping expenses pretty low, no l...
Long Term: 1. Keep upskilling. 2. Build alternative income sources. 3. Don't buy things just for FOMO ...
