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Chai pe Kharcha - NRI Personal Finance Matters
Chai Pe Kharcha
59 episodes
6 days ago
A few NRI friends get together and have a casual conversation about their personal finance planning. Everyone has a different perspective on managing money, different experiences & different life stages. We hope you find these chats useful & relatable. Feel free to drop questions/comments to help us improve & ideas of what we should discuss next Disclaimer: This material is just a casual chat between friends and is not financial advice. Please speak with a competent legal, tax or financial advisor for your specific needs.
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A few NRI friends get together and have a casual conversation about their personal finance planning. Everyone has a different perspective on managing money, different experiences & different life stages. We hope you find these chats useful & relatable. Feel free to drop questions/comments to help us improve & ideas of what we should discuss next Disclaimer: This material is just a casual chat between friends and is not financial advice. Please speak with a competent legal, tax or financial advisor for your specific needs.
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Career Growth in Your 20s as a NRI | Real experience and perspective
Chai pe Kharcha - NRI Personal Finance Matters
29 minutes 49 seconds
1 year ago
Career Growth in Your 20s as a NRI | Real experience and perspective

In this episode, we provide NRIs with valuable insights into personal finance, career decisions, and living abroad. Featuring Manas Sharma, a product manager at Grab, we discuss his professional journey and why he moved to Singapore, alongside his future academic plans in the U.S. Explore the financial challenges and opportunities NRIs face, including the benefits of pursuing an MBA in the U.S., and discover how to balance skills and career advancements with smart financial planning. Delve into the quality of life in Singapore, compare it with India, and get practical tips on community engagement and managing living expenses. Additionally, learn about the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) movement and how NRIs can achieve financial independence through tech innovations and side projects. This episode, packed with expert advice and practical solutions, is tailored to help NRIs navigate their professional and personal journeys effectively. #chaipekharcha #youth #nri #mba #singapore #usa 00:00 Career Choices: Cash Out or Invest in New Skills? 00:57 Introduction to Chai Pe Kharcha and Guest Manas Sharma 01:48 Manas Sharma's Journey to Becoming an NRI in Singapore 03:39 Quality of Life: Comparing India and Singapore 07:21 Top Reasons to Love Life in Singapore 10:03 Cost of Living in Singapore 12:35 Why Pursue an MBA in the US? 14:44 Builder Mentality to Broader Perspectives 15:29 Innovation in the U.S. vs. the World 19:27 Financial Justification for an MBA 22:32 Financial Independence and Early Retirement (FIRE) 25:10 Micro Startups and Passive Income 29:04 Final Thoughts and Farewell

Chai pe Kharcha - NRI Personal Finance Matters
A few NRI friends get together and have a casual conversation about their personal finance planning. Everyone has a different perspective on managing money, different experiences & different life stages. We hope you find these chats useful & relatable. Feel free to drop questions/comments to help us improve & ideas of what we should discuss next Disclaimer: This material is just a casual chat between friends and is not financial advice. Please speak with a competent legal, tax or financial advisor for your specific needs.