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In the previous segment of our five part series we got to learn about – Houses and Apartments and how buying a house is different than living on rent. In case you haven’t read then you are most welcome to check out our previous blog post. As we have mentioned earlier in our previous segments, we will post an excerpt from the book ‘Learn to Earn’ by Wall Street investor and Hedge fund Manager, Mr. Peter Lynch, where we understood there are five basic ways to invest money- by putting it in a savings account or something similar, buying collectibles, buying an apartment or a house, buying bonds and buying stocks. This segment will cover the fourth investment strategy - ‘buying Bonds’ which will give us an insight to what happens when you buy a bond and the related Pros and Cons. It’s a stretchy one but trust us, the knowledge is worth it. Have a good read.   Bonds   You’ve probably heard newscasters talk about “the bond market,” “the rally in bonds,” or “the decline in bond p

In the previous segment of our five part series we got to learn about - Collectibles and how to collect valuable stuff, old or new and then sell them at a higher price in the future. In case you haven’t read that you are most welcome to check out our previous blog post. As we have mentioned earlier in our previous segments, we will post an excerpt from the book ‘Learn to Earn’ by Mr. Peter Lynch where we understood there are five basic ways to invest money; by putting it in a savings account or something similar, buying collectibles, buying an apartment or a house or land, buying bonds and buying stocks. This segment will cover the third investment strategy - ‘Houses or Apartments’ which will give us an insight to what happens when you buy a house or an apartment and what happens when you don’t. Have a good read.   Houses or Apartments   Buying a house or an apartment is the most profitable purchase most people ever make. A house has two big advantages over other types o

In the first segment of our five part series we got to learn about Savings, Money Market Fund, CDs, etc., and how all these are subjected to inflation and how can we save Smart. As we have mentioned in our previous segment we will post an excerpt from the book ‘Learn to Earn’ by Mr. Peter Lynch where we understood there are five basic ways to invest money; by putting it in a savings account or something similar, buying collectibles, buying an apartment or a house or land, buying bonds and buying stocks. So today we are going to learn about the second investment strategy - ‘Collectibles’ or buying things of high value or collecting precious things now which will be of high value in the future when sold.   Have a good read.   Collectibles Collectibles can be anything from antique cars to stamps, old coins, baseball cards, or Barbie dolls. When you invest your money in such things, you are hoping to sell them at a profit in the future. There are two reasons this might happen: The

You might have wandered how some people just become rich even when times are not right (If you are reading this in 2020 you know what we are talking about) or how some people are get richer day by day even when times are right and everyone else is struggling for every nickel and dime. The answer is ‘Investing’ and in order to do that one must know how to invest. What you are about to read is an excerpt from the book ‘Learn to Earn’ written by one of the most successful investors and Hedge Fund manager on Wall Street, Mr. Peter Lynch and co-author John Rothchild. This is a five part series where we will go through the 5 basic ways of investing and learn about their Pros and Cons from the expert. Have a good read.

Bhoot Kaal   (Past) Those were the days when girls used to confess their mother everything to further convince their father on the same. Whereas, boys directly convey to their father for anything they desire. Not only this, even the relation between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law was a prime debate at every home. As, mother of a son would ignite a terror in her own mind that her daughter-in-law migh t  snatch her son apart from her and took him far away. Vartamaan  (Present) Nowadays, boys use to take their mother as a medium to deliver every message to their father. While, girls speak out frankly to their father whatever they had dreamt of. And if we take a notice on today's modern era of relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, they are the best friends of each other. They share every ups and downs together, as if no other bond is greater to them in this world. Here , that individual man  ( either son or husband ) c ommon for both the ladies, at last feel

Yes you read correctly. There is nothing wrong with the words. So, does it mean that the stories and news you heard about people remembering about their past lives and claiming to be someone else, someone famous from the past is true?!! NO! Reincarnation is true but not the way you think it is. You might have heard about the stories, mythologies, legends or some predictions in different religions across the world about certain beings or characters or Gods being reborn or resurrected. Almost every major religion has this belief of rebirth or reincarnation, for example in Hinduism, Buddhism and also in Christianity (the resurrection of Jesus Christ). But let’s not go into that part and go around the world searching for those people of myth. Instead, let’s see the logical part behind those stories and understand what might have led to the creation of this theory or belief and the stories around it. First, let’s understand what Hindus, Buddhists and other similar religions say about

The Indian accent as we know is mostly made fun of. You might have seen it in the popular sitcom ‘The Big Bang Theory’, how at many times Howard imitates Rajesh’s ‘Indian’ accent.   But we Indians can’t do anything about it. Here's why.   The Indian accent as we know is mostly made fun of. You might have seen it in the popular sitcom ‘The Big Bang Theory’, how at many times Howard imitates Rajesh’s ‘Indian’ accent. You can also see it in the video above or you can click on this link  https://youtu.be/Jfs1HTELWbM . Funny, isn't it! But we Indians can’t do anything about it. It’s how we were taught to speak.  If you take a close look at most of the Indian native languages like Hindi, Urdu, Tamil, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Odia etc, you will find that every one of them is spoken by pronouncing the individual letters which come with certain symbols that guides us how to pronounce a certain word. To make it easier for you, let’s take an example of probably the most popular Indi