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Basic Money Management for Indian Millennials

If you are one of those millennials for whom adulthood is just a better broke hood, capitalism has taken a toll on you. It has not only changed the way we earn and spend money but wants us to spend every rupee in our banks- sometimes even before we earn it. Capitalism serves as a biryani even before we are able to count the chickens before they hatch. Indian Women Savings Day We are the land of Laxmi. Every woman is considered as a carrier of prosperity for the family she belongs to. But that’s that. When it comes to money management, they’re kept at arm’s length. Maybe, that is why we needed a special day to bring to notice how financial sexism is the biggest hurdle on the route to equal and absolute financial literacy. The Indian Women Savings day was an initiative of the Ministry of Finance and the National Savings Institute. Their aim was to highlight the contribution of women in the national economy as they were the ones generating household savings. The focal target was...