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Chai pe Kharcha - NRI Personal Finance Matters
Chai Pe Kharcha
59 episodes
5 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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Ep 41: What NRIs Need to Know About Investing in Indian Real Estate
Chai pe Kharcha - NRI Personal Finance Matters
30 minutes 47 seconds
1 year ago
Ep 41: What NRIs Need to Know About Investing in Indian Real Estate

In this episode tailored for NRIs interested in personal finance, our guest shares valuable insights on buying property in India. Discussing everything from securing early discounts through substantial down payments to understanding the intricacies of the Indian real estate market, we cover how to identify upcoming projects, the importance of choosing reputable builders, and the financing options available for NRIs. Learn about managing rental properties remotely, engaging property management companies, and various payment plans that could benefit overseas investors. Additionally, the discussion touches upon the importance of understanding real estate as an investment, ensuring robust returns, and planning for retirement with real estate as a potential source of passive income. Don't miss out on this informative session packed with practical advice and strategies tailored for the NRI community. 00:29 Starting the Property Search as an NRI 01:00 Identifying Upcoming Projects 01:13 Deciding Between Investment and Personal Use 01:30 Choosing the Right Locality 01:48 The Importance of Buying Now 03:31 Researching Property Prices 04:46 Investment vs. Personal Use 05:05 Choosing Between Big Cities and Hometowns 06:32 Factors to Consider for Investment 10:36 Prelaunch Properties and Returns 16:08 Financing Options for NRIs 19:07 Dealing with Different Professionals 24:32 Managing Rental Properties 28:31 FIRE Number and Retirement Planning 30:15 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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.