In today's episode, we continue our conversation with Gayathri. This part of the conversation focuses on managing properties in India while being overseas, the reasons and experience of shifting from India to Prague, managing children in a new environment/friends/culture, and financial planning for the future.

In today's episode, we speak with Gayathri who joins us from Prague.

Gayathri shares her journey from India to Prague and her evolving relationship with money. She recounts how she bought her first house at a young age and how she is teaching her children to understand the value of money. She also offers interesting insights on diverse investments like SIPs, stocks, commodities, real estate and even forex trading. A key takeaway is her emphasis on financial discipline and using assets as a basis of lifestyle rather than indulgence.

In today's episode, we get together to discuss a recent post by one of our own. Ishan invested in Alibaba a while back and the stock has gone through many ups and downs. Mostly downs. We take the example of Alibaba to discuss investment philosophy, how we look at value in a company and what the future could hold for this company.

Link to Ishan's post - https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7163937160608333825

Friendly reminder that this is not investment advice. Please research before investing in stocks or speak to a competent financial advisor before investing.

In today's episode, we continue our conversation with Gaurav, who shares his journey as an NRI and explores how spending habits change due to currency conversion rates when living overseas. The discussion further delves into the cost of living in Dublin, especially with a family, highlighting expenses like housing, utilities, groceries, and childcare. The final segment touches upon the emotional aspect and reasons for changing your nationality.

In today's episode, we speak with Gaurav Shukla who joins us from Dublin. Gaurav shares his journey of the evolving relationship with money. He also shares his current investment philosophy, with a focus on real estate and buying property outside of India. The discussion also covers the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement and everyone's early retirement savings goal.

In today's episode, we speak with Mr. Vinod Kumar Singh, who turned the NRI dream into reality — working abroad, saving money, building a lucrative investment portfolio, and retiring early in India. With over 30 years of investing experience, he shares practical insights for smarter financial decisions for a secure future.

In today's episode, we continue our conversation with our old friend and colleague Yash who currently resides in Seattle, USA. The discussion centres around Yash's personal finance habits, investment strategies and future monetary plans. We also delve into the cost of living in Seattle, the tax implications, and insights into the American healthcare system.

In today's episode, we speak to our old friend and colleague Yash who currently resides in Seattle, USA. The discussion centres around Yash's personal finance habits, investment strategies and future monetary plans. We also delve into the cost of living in Seattle, the tax implications, and insights into the American healthcare system.

In today's episode, we continue our conversation with Varun about Singapore & personal finance choices. Topics include ETFs, insurance, the importance of investing in multiple markets, and achieving financial independence. We share our anecdotes as usual, while Varun brings his perspective as he figures out his financial goals.

As promised here is Varun's Instagram channel - @varunlikestosing

In today's episode, we start a new series where we will try to unveil what life is like in various cities around the world. If you're looking to move to a new place or get tips from people in your global city, this should be a fun listen.

Today, we are joined by a friend and colleague, Varun, to discuss the wonderful city-state of Singapore. Varun shares his experience and perspectives about investments, money management, and the importance of savings. We further discuss different investment instruments, the impact of currency depreciation, and the diversity of beliefs around buying properties.