It is very likely that you have heard phrases like, “The rupee has fallen further in value” or “The rupee’s single biggest fall on a day since this day”- In today’s episode of Cash Me If You Can, we will be talking about a topic that is so much misinterpreted in public opinion, in the media; it is literally used to victimize governments wherein again, as always, people just touch the tip of the iceberg and pass idiosyncratic comments on things they don’t understand. Well, we don’t blame them, it is not like they could have listened to this podcast before. Jokes apart, today we will discuss a really really interesting topic and answer a simple unbiased question- what does it exactly mean when some Tom, Dick, or Harry on the media says that our currency is slipping in value or rising in value compared to the dollar or any other currency and what effect does that have on the economy in actuality, as we assess and analyze the journey of the Indian Rupee and what effects exchange rates have on the imports, exports and everything in between. Thank You so much for taking the time in listening as well as reading this. Do not forget to follow the podcast on any platform you are listening to and review it if you are on Apple Podcasts. If you want to get in touch with me, here is everything I am accountable for. Have a great day! (click)

What if I told you a government can get away with printing more money than it has or it can generate without worrying about inflation? No fiscal policies, no bonds, no treasury bills, none of those. In the pandemic, the U.S. government has spent money on a scale not seen since World War II—without worrying too much about how it would pay the bills. About 70% of all money ever printed has been printed in 2020. Shouldn’t that cause massive inflation? Should the dollar be worth much less? Shouldn’t the economy be in a bubble?  A newish school of thought that wants to rehabilitate budget deficits and get policymakers thinking more boldly about what they could achieve with public money- Get ready to welcome the nuances of The Modern Monetary Theory. Tune in and start cashing! 

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Taxes are an unpleasant reality for all of us, a burden if I may. We try to minimize it and forget about it, but, taxes are one of the most fundamental building blocks of any modern economy. Taxes can effectively make or break society. But what if we could put that notion aside? What if we could hypothetically live in a world without taxes? How would it function? What would be its advantages? What compromises would we have to make? In this week's episode of Cash Me If You Can, we will dissect a few key fundamentals regarding taxes in our society and travel into another where they don't exist. Also note that this is kind of a two-part episode, the first out of two- I am branching this into two because I want to dive a little deep into both of the topics and fill the space with a lot of theories and hypotheses. Today we explore a world without taxes, next week we take on something even more exciting; The Modern Monetary Theory. Tune in and start cashing! Thank You so much for taking the time in listening as well as reading this. Do not forget to follow the podcast on any platform you are listening to and review it if you are on Apple Podcasts. If you want to get in touch with me, here is everything I am accountable for. Have a great day! (click)

Wealth Inequality is perhaps one of the most controversial topics in modern society, and rightfully so because of its inherent nature to be on the rise in direct proportion to prosperity. In this episode of Cash Me If You Can, we will analyze and understand four key questions- Firstly, Why is the world becoming increasingly unequal over the years? Secondly, are there any ways in which we are benefiting from this inequality? Thirdly, does it mean that the rich getting richer means that the poor are getting poorer? Fourthly, what would be some of the drawbacks of wealth inequality? Apart from that, we would also be getting into the role of government and some socio-economic issues in the latter part of the episode. I would also like to clarify that whatever I say is not held by any political or personal bias and can be considered my personal opinion. So what then? Tune in and feel free to self-actualize and critically think about whatever points I made to see if it fits with your narrative!

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Clueless about the workings of the stock market? I've got your back! In today’s episode, we systematically cover all the fundamentals you need to know in order to begin your investment journey. Organized in a continual format, tune in as you learn about the basic innate workings of our financial markets. Stock Exchanges to Market Capitalization, Dividends, Volatility, Risk Management, Indexes- we cover it all.  This episode is an all-in-one beginner's guide in itself: A Crash Course, just the one you needed to get started! 

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In the first ever episode of Cash Me If You Can, get ready to start your journey towards Financial Freedom. Sit down and tune in as you realise whatever you know about the fundamentals of making money work are in dire need of change. This episode is a perspective shifter - the one to prepare you for your financial journey ahead and perhaps to help you get started by summing up key takeaways including but not limited to Inflation, Wealth Creation, Asset Management and much more.