For Whom Wealth Matters
January 6, 2016 Leave a comment
You’ll be surprised. Here’s the list of the highest paid YouTube stars of 2015:
January 2, 2016 3 Comments
The one thing career politicians in India know is that income often comes in fits and starts and there is a need to provide for necessities and expenses in the meantime.
Here’s what a lot of them will do.
1.FDs in the name of every family member not qualifying to fall in the tax-net. That way some regular income for necessary expenses is always generated.
2.Land: Invest in land in appreciating location.Agricultural land purchased on any national highway at distance of 15 to 25 kms from the city centre of big cities have tended to double in 2-3 years and so make excellent main appreciating assets .Take up agriculture yourself or let out the land to other farmers for rent .So your income will be tax free and the underlying asset will appreciate as well. Regularly sell land on appreciation and move away further to grow capital. Urban land too works but community activities on it are not tax free. Read more of this post
January 2, 2016 4 Comments
“So what do you do?”
“I blog.”
“So what do you really do?’
“I blog.”
Such conversations, followed by pitying looks for an “unemployed” person is something a lot of bloggers are daily confronted with.
Truth: Anyone can start a blog. Not everyone has the imagination and ability to “monetize” it creatively to make a living or even a decent side-income from it. An extreme of the 80:20 rule applies on the internet. Less than 0.001% of bloggers probably make enough for blogging to be worthwhile money-wise. But for the talented few, the sky is literally the limit. In addition to money, the real gains are the people a person meets via blogging and the “real opportunities” that are created by these interactions.
Sure, there will always be the UHNW individuals and billionaires who can still dismiss twitter influencers as twits and think of social-media incomes as chicken-feed but for the average sort of person, its way beyond what many jobs, many other self-employment options or even small businesses will bring. And the overheads are truly miniscule in this case. Read more of this post
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