So, I did exactly that when I was 15. Me and my friend, I had saved 55 whole dollars! I just took my bicycle to school like always to not arouse suspicion. But with additional bag were I collected my memorable childhood photos favorite cloths, etc... The reason said to parents for extra bag was annual day competition rehearsal at school. I went to the school and gave all my belonging to my friend, because he was the planner of all these.
I had read so many articles and answers on many forum websites that suggest one to start your own YouTube channel, write blogs, Affiliate Marketing etc...
I personally observed and experienced that above suggested ideas requires a lot of patience. Those businesses require at least internet, a laptop/PC with a camera, good/valuable content that requires qualified candidate and finally huge amount of time investment. Conclusively, it’s a financial risk.
But I have came across with an actual story of one of my friends who started his business with only ₹500 if you model what he started 4 years ago.
Tata Motors teased an upcoming electric SUV 'Curvv' on its social media handles. At first, it was believed that the company could be launching the upcoming updated Nexon EV with a larger battery pack.
However, when Tata released another teaser, it was revealed that it will be an all new Electric SUV concept. Tata Motors has taken wraps off their all new electric SUV– CURVV.
The price expected to be around 20 lakhs INR. With the debut of Tata CURVV Electric SUV Concept, the rumours have finally been laid to rest. It is planned for launch within the next two years. Mileage is to be about 500 kms.
When we buy a house, we won't just pay the property's value. Several other charges increase our house's acquisition price. It's important that we include these additional costs in budget. More over if you are on a tight budget and have an equated monthly installment (EMI) to pay on your home loan.
Goods and Service Tax (GST)
If you are buying an unfinished constructing property, one of the important costs that you cannot avoid is the Goods and Service Tax (GST). “The GST rate on residential properties is 1 percent for affordable housing and 5 percent for other than affordable housing projects,” says Vivek Jalan, partner, Tax Connect Advisory Services LLP.
