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Poll for people working in the private sector, itβs about salary.
Mention your monthly salary.
Mention your monthly salary.
Anonymous Poll
6%
Less than 25K
7%
25-40K
5%
40-50K
8%
50-80K
5%
80-100K
5%
1-2 lakhs
2%
2-4 lakhs
3%
More than 4 lakhs
32%
Working in a govt job
29%
Unemployed
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Jinko interest hai vo enquire kare aur jinko lag raha hai ki vo chodake sari duniya paise kama rahi hai vo isko ignore kare!
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Charlie Chaplin was not only a legendary actor and comedian, but also a shrewd investor who created wealth by investing in quality stocks. He had a daily routine of stopping by to get his shoe shine and buy a newspaper, where he would exchange greetings and discuss common interests with the vendors. One day, his shoe shiner and newspaper vendor both advised him to buy more shares, claiming that the market would soar. Sensing danger, Charlie immediately sold off all his holdings, making great returns. The very next day, the stock market crashed. When his broker rushed to his office to ask how he knew, Charlie quipped that when financial advice starts coming from street vendors instead of experts, one doesn't need to be a clairvoyant to know that the market is about to fall. It just goes to show that sometimes the best financial advice comes from unlikely sources.
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Charlie Chaplin was not only a legendary actor and comedian, but also a shrewd investor who created wealth by investing in quality stocks. He had a daily routine of stopping by to get his shoe shine and buy a newspaper, where he would exchange greetings and discuss common interests with the vendors. One day, his shoe shiner and newspaper vendor both advised him to buy more shares, claiming that the market would soar. Sensing danger, Charlie immediately sold off all his holdings, making great returns. The very next day, the stock market crashed. When his broker rushed to his office to ask how he knew, Charlie quipped that when financial advice starts coming from street vendors instead of experts, one doesn't need to be a clairvoyant to know that the market is about to fall. It just goes to show that sometimes the best financial advice comes from unlikely sources.
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