#Term Money Market

[scorebetter]

Indian Financial System

The Indian Financial System is at the heart of the country's economic development. Read More.....

The Indian Financial System is at the heart of the country’s economic development. The prime function of the Indian financial system is to mobilise savings and make them available for investments and capital formation to accelerate economic growth in the country. The financial system in a country comprises various intermediaries who play a crucial role in sourcing funds from the surplus segment…

[living-undead]

I love Sims drama because I am so uninvolved in all of it that I feel like I'm in a theatre, watching a movie with popcorn and my feet kicked up. Don't mind me while I sit from the sidelines and watch nonsense unfold before my eyes. Seeing factions break out over who gets to make more off the back of a multi-million dollar corpo.

[oidheadh-con-culainn]

i just booked to view two flats (to buy) (i'm probably not going to buy them) (i would only be co-buying them even if i did bc i can't afford a mortgage) (they're in a good location though it would be way nearer to useful things even if there's still no bus) and they asked me no questions beyond contact details when i called them about a viewing. is that normal. shouldn't they have tried to check i'm serious. i had all my answers prepared re: the finances and they didn't care

[hauntedorpheum]

first time people tell a content creator GIVE US MORE ADS

[apathyfairy]

somehow i got an interview at a finance company can anyone explain the inner workings of the stock market to me like i’m 5 years old

[seancodydotcom]

One of my favorite dutch words is the term we use for "A money laundering storefront"

[what-even-is-sleep]

DAMMIT what’s the line between:

‘bad publicity is still publicity’ and posting screenshots abt the tumblr shop tab moving to our blog spots

VS

I don’t want to stay silent on this topic and I know that just one formal complaint won’t do much if we aren’t all angry at the Instagram/Tik-Tok-ification that’s happening rn

[juanabaloo]

Not my photos. All credit to Mike Ownby on Flickr.

[sniperct]

Ah, because I'm a nerd and I find this stuff fascinating, my favorite time of year, when star citizen releases their financials for the previous year (in this case, for 2022)

Some numbers of interest by the end of 2022

headcount: 860 worldwide

Salaries and related costs excluding the publishing/marketing teams: 56M

Other Game Dev (overheads,studio rentals, travel, etc): 18.4M

Contracted Game Dev ( external services and dev teams): 9.5M

Publishing/community/marketing: 29.9m

Accounting/Admin and legal fees: 1.4 Million

Capital expenditures (hardware/software, fixtures, offices, server upgrades etc): 12.9 million USD

All told they took in 130.7 million and spent 129.5 million or thereabouts.

In other words, they're spending almost as much as they bring in.

[xenonreality]

*kachow* hey 👋 there dudes! Remember that weight isn't going to only need to be carried just by you.

@HamiltonMorris I'm sure you know how to make these particular peptides, right? & Truthfully I wonder if @STRANGEONS ever thought of marketing towards certain individuals a subtle message 😉

You never know it might fund people like @BPSspace & others 😏

Our #soda rights need to be protected & the #energydrink game too! Right? @Danny-Gonzalez they need a group of people to #sell them some amazing 👌👌 wonderful, the best! Out right! Things, like water with stuff in it. Soda Maybe?

[herotheisms]

Topaz and Numby-specific tag dump!

[2happyherder]

[jarvis-invest]

5 Destructive Money Habits to Quit Today

Do you want to become a successful investor? Do you want to invest in the best stocks in ai for the long term? If the answer to these questions is yes, you need to get the basics sorted - you need to have a good relationship with money in the first place. 

For that, you need to quit 5 destructive money habits. Here are they:

Mindless Spending: This is a big one! Mindless spending refers to unnecessary purchases you make impulsively, often without a plan or budget. It can be triggered by emotions like boredom, stress, or social pressure.

How to Quit: Track your spending for a month to identify areas where your money leaks out. Set spending goals and stick to a budget. Avoid impulse purchases by implementing a "wait 24 hours" rule before buying non-essential items.

Keeping Up with the Joneses: Trying to maintain a lifestyle comparable to what you perceive others have can lead to financial strain. Social media can exacerbate this by showcasing unrealistic portrayals of wealth.

How to Quit: Focus on your own financial goals and priorities, not what others have. Unfollow accounts that promote unrealistic spending habits. Be grateful for what you already have.

Living Paycheck to Paycheck: Many people find themselves constantly on the edge financially, with their income barely covering their monthly expenses. This leaves them vulnerable to financial shocks and hinders saving for long-term goals.

How to Quit: Create a budget that allocates your income towards essential expenses, savings, and some discretionary spending. Explore ways to increase your income through side hustles or promotions.

Ignoring Debt: Debt, especially high-interest credit card debt, can be a major drain on your finances. Minimum payments only cover interest, leaving the principal untouched.

How to Quit: Develop a plan to pay off high-interest debt first. Consider strategies like the debt snowball or avalanche method. Reduce your credit card usage and prioritize paying off the balance each month.

Not Saving Enough: Saving is crucial for building financial security and achieving long-term goals like retirement or a down payment on a house. Many people underestimate how much they need to save and don't prioritize it in their budget.

How to Quit: Automate your savings by setting up a recurring transfer to your savings account. Pay yourself first – treat savings like a bill that must be paid before you spend your money elsewhere.

Once you start to form a good relationship with yourself, then only you can become a good investor. Once you have taken care of the above, start learning about stock investing or get assistance from an AI stock advisor to start investing without learning much about the market.

To know more visit - https://jarvisinvest.com/

[priyashareindia9]

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[laisai]

this maths out esp if you live in a suburb of a major city

you can cut some money if you have fewer vacations or children but...yeah. wont say how much but my mom basically had to get a job that makes so much more money than we ever had in our lives before

before we got anywhere near this kind of life

and im an only child, my college is cheap, and my parents only started going on vacations in the last four months.

we were technically "middle class" this whole time but now we're on the high end of it, and it's insane. i still feel weird about how much money we suddenly have. we're not millionaires or anything but it feels like we won a fucking lottery

like the amount of headspace i no longer devote to penny pinching is immense, i had no idea how much it was stressing me out, EVEN when i thought i was not stressing about finances.

[in-sightjournal]

Ask A Genius 990: How do we monetize this?

Rick Rosner: So Carole periodically freaks out about money, worried that we’ll get old and sick and the medicine or long-term care will cost a ton of money. It already costs a lot, and prices keep going up. So she’s afraid we’ll run out of money, and she’s asking you and me how we can monetize this. We’ve been doing it for ten years and have probably generated more than a million words about…