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Learn the steps to convert your resident savings account to an NRO account. Understand the process, documentation required, and benefits of conversion.

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Invest in Financial Stability with Fixed Deposits in India

Grow your money safely! Fixed Deposits offer guaranteed returns & are a great way to save for your future in India. Learn more

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Unlocking Financial Stability with Fixed Deposits 🏦✨

Hey,

Just stepping in today to chat about something a little different but super important - safeguarding our hard-earned money. 🙏✨ With the chaotic energy of the world lately, finding peace in our financial lives is more crucial than ever. That's where Fixed Deposits (FDs) come into the picture.

Imagine this: Your money, chilling in a bank, growing all by itself while you binge your favourite series. Sounds relaxing, right? That's precisely what Fixed Deposits offer - a worry-free investment that keeps your savings safe and increases them over time. 🌱

Choosing the right bank or financial institution is where it all begins. I've been looking into some solid options like SBI, ICICI, and HDFC, known for their reliable FD schemes. Whether you're a rookie starting with just a small amount or someone more experienced, there's something for everyone.

Now, you're probably thinking about the hassle. But guess what? You can start an FD from the comfort of your home, thanks to online applications. And with tools to estimate your returns, making informed decisions just got a whole lot easier.

To all my peeps looking to secure their financial future or just aiming for some steady savings growth, consider giving FDs a chance. It might just be the stability anchor we’re all seeking. 🚀💰

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Colorado Implements Savings Program for Workers Without Employer-Sponsored Retirement Plans

Beginning in 2023, Colorado employees whose employers do not offer a retirement plan will have access to an optional retirement savings plan through a state-facilitated retirement savings program, the Colorado SecureSavings program. https://www.shrm.org/resourcesandtools/legal-and-compliance/state-and-local-updates/pages/colorado-retirement-savings-program.aspx?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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Elevator Pitch winner Strella Biotechnology has a ripe idea for solving major food waste problem GeekWire

The ride to the top had a celebratory stop at the GeekWire Summit on Thursday, as the finale of the Elevator Pitch startup competition crowned a champion. When the judging was all said and done, Katherine Sizov, CEO & co-founder of Strella Biotechnology, creators of sensing technology that predicts the ripeness of produce, beat out three other entrepreneurs on stage at the event in Seattle. Sizov made it to the finals as the winner of Episode 4 during the third season of the GeekWire show, which featured pitches being made in the 32 seconds it takes to get to the top of Seattle’s historic Smith Tower. The Summit stage was only two steps off the ground on Thursday, but Sizov still rose to the occasion with her pitch about how her company could help solve a food waste problem that creates more carbon emissions than all U.S. transportation combined. “To solve this problem, we create a proprietary sensing technology coupled with software that can tell you how ripe produce is,” Sizov said. Katherine Sizov, CEO & co-founder of Strella Biotechnology, second from left, poses for a selfie with the Elevator Pitch judges: KIrby Winfield, Anthony Bontrager and Maria Colacurcio after her win at the GeekWire Summit. (GeekWire Photo / Dan DeLong) The company has helped Washington state apple and pear growers organize their inventory based on shelf life in order to reduce food waste and improve the overall quality. Strella has monitored more than 2 billion pieces of fruit to date. Asked by a panel of judges why Strella couldn’t be a consumer application for helping shoppers pick ripe avocados, for instance, Sizov said addressing the problem before it gets to the store makes more sense right now. “The way that we look at it is, let’s say you went to the grocery store and every time you went there, you knew that your avocado had exactly two days of shelf life, instead of sometimes hard, sometimes mushy avocados,” she said. “We think that if we can solve the supply chain inconsistencies, then ultimately the consumer is going to get a more consistent product.” The four Elevator Pitch finalists were selected from categories this season that included sustainability, consumer products, FinTech, and the future workplace. Amina Moreau, CEO of Radious, during the Elevator Pitch finale at the GeekWire Summit. (GeekWire Photo / Dan DeLong) Episode 1 winner Amina Moreau, CEO of Radious, pitched an online marketplace that turns houses, apartments and other residential properties into workspaces, rentable by the day. Devin Miller, co-founder and CEO of SecureSave, during the Elevator Pitch finale at the GeekWire Summit. (GeekWire Photo / Dan DeLong) Episode 2 winner Devin Miller, co-founder and CEO of SecureSave, pitched his company’s purpose built emergency savings solution designed to help people feel and be financially secure. Erin Quick, co-founder and CEO of PairTree, during the Elevator Pitch finale at the GeekWire Summit. (GeekWire Photo / Dan DeLong) Episode 3 winner Erin Quick, co-founder and CEO of PairTree, pitched a service that provides tools, resources and support to navigate and simplify the process of adoption. The finalists all reached the GeekWire Summit stage by beating out two other entrepreneurs in each of the four episodes. The show, presented by WestRiver Group, featured a panel of judges that included Maria Colacurcio, CEO of Syndio and winner of Elevator Pitch season two; Anthony Bontrager, managing director of WestRiver Group; and Kirby Winfield, a longtime Seattle entrepreneur and founding general partner of Ascend.vc. Source link Originally published at Melbourne News Vine