Thank you so much, Ivan 🙂

Thank you so much for the feedback; I'm definitely taking this into account for future videos! 🙌🏻

Thanks a ton, Vidith! 🙂

Thanks, man! Means a lot coming from you! 🤗

Thanks a lot, Athul! Your support means the world to me! 🙂

I'm ecstatic that these videos are helpful! 🙌🏻 Thank you for letting me know, Lavesh! 😊

Thanks a ton, Ashwin! 😊

Thanks a ton, Jestin! 🙂 I have a whole lot in store for you!

When you say something for Students, what kind of content did you have in mind, Jaimin?

This is the first comment I saw today and, of course, it already made my day! Thank you so much, Vinit! Hoping I can bring you more insights and value to help you on your financial journey 🙂

Thank you so much, Athul! 🙂🙌🏻

I'm unsure of the Rate of interest offered for an NRE account but it would really depends on your situation. I would categorize anything above the 1 month to include both emergency savings and leisure cum big expenses for your future. So constantly moving money from your Canadian account to an NRE account wouldn't make sense for me because there are times I would need the money immediately and I don't have to wait on the transfer or pay any additional transaction/conversion/transfer fees. If there's expenses/emergencies that could potentially pop-up in India, then, yes, I would consider this. But for general expenses and emergencies in Canada, I would opt for keeping the money within Canada itself 🙂 Again, this would be what I would do but it would come down to your situation and discretion.

Wow, thank you so much! This brought such a big smile to my face 🙂 Here's to working hard and hoping it happens 🤞🏼

So true! There are so many immigrants who land here expecting the best but end up doing odd jobs or settling just because they weren't well informed or, like you mentioned, they've been conned into traveling here. I really do feel for them and their families. And thank you for sharing your story, Chad! I see that you've been on KZbin for a while now and you're doing really well for yourself! Kudos! 🙂

@@AkashDamodaran thank you sir. Yeah I'm old dinosaur on this platform but the channel is not all that big. I do what I want and not what everyone else is doing. To be big in my line of KZbin you have to the most popular stuff which is not me and you have to also get younger and more attractive women showing their cleavage or talking dirty. I'm 47 and married, I don't want people like that around me cause I'm old and miserable, LOL. If you and your lovely wife would ever want to do a video, I'm down for it. I live in Mississauga right across Square One.

@@AGentlemansJourney77 I don't think you're giving yourself due credit! For someone to keep going at the pace and duration that you are, it's super commendable! And yes, I completely get what you're talking about and the slippery slope of Social Media! :) And sure thing, Chad! Will take you up on that offer once I've found our footing here with this channel. Cheers! :)

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@@vikram_shahi You're right lol, my bad. In the intro it says 3k a month adds up to $150-200/wk

Nope, I'm just a PR 🙂

The Well looks like a cool complex, with first class venues- I've been to Prince St. Pizza so I'm very familiar with the place. One bedroom studio/bedroom is around 2200-2500/month which is around the average for downtown area. But 70 dollars utilities is very cheap- some apartments, like where I live, works off of secondary power grids which hike the price to be around 150/200 per month for a studio! Downtown area is looking to enter a slump, so we will see.....the well seems pretty cool though.

Whoa! That's considerably lower than what we're paying. Interesting! Thanks for letting me know! 🙂

The whole point of living in downtown area is to avoid the costly aspects of your daily methods of transportation, whether that be with respect to time and money. If you live near the core downtown area, one doesn't really require a car in Toronto. By the way, have you heard of the traffic congestions that happen during rush hours? It's only gotten worse over the past few years.....

Yup, not having a car has definitely saved me a ton, both in terms of money and time. If you're living in Downtown, I would highly recommend foregoing a car; it's going to be one of the biggest liabilities weighing you down. And my experience in Winter has been completely fine; it doesn't snow as much as it does in the GTA but overall, I've not had any serious issues not having a car. And no, my building is not connected to the PATH but a 5 min walk from my place and I can enter the PATH 🙂

@@PukuBuffet So true!

Why, yes we did. We tried both HelloFresh and Chef's Plate but didn't like it because it still required us to cook at the end of the day. Also, the ingredients come packaged for each dish, so unless you cook all of it right at the beginning of the week, the ingredients could get a little stale/old/rotten. So yeah, we're not going back to that. Fun Fact: Factor is owned by HelloFresh itself :D

@@AkashDamodaran thanks for the info. I was thinking of starting with HelloFresh because they have been throwing great offers at me for a while to get me hooked.

@@jestinjoshi Sure, try it out and see! I remember the first couple of orders to be really reasonable/cheap. You wouldn't know for sure until you try it out yourself so go for it 🙂

I really appreciate this, Devashish! You made my day; thank you so much :) :)

I can understand the frustration, especially knowing the current economic situation and living expenses here but maybe these points can help: 1. We actually moved out of the place that's shown in the video recently to a bigger unit in the same building and ended up paying lesser rent. And there are numerous units in the same building and around here around the same rent that we're paying. So I don't think we got lucky because this seems to be the market price here 🙂 2. It's funny you say this because I eat some form of meat, chicken or protein everyday. Can't do vegetarian food 😅 But you'll see that the costs you're referring to is simply the general groceries or provisions we buy every week. The food aspect, like I mentioned, is covered under our pre-made meal services. So this $75-100 is on top of that 🙂 3. Well, I actually prefer the weather here than India, to be honest. I like the cold and the snow and summers are a delight 🙂 In terms of comparisons, sure there are pros and cons and it comes down to your personal preference. Things are expensive here, for sure, but we love it here 🙂

I appreciate the energy and happiness and that's why I subscribed! )

@@OrganizedLifestyle Thank you so much! I look forward to sharing more content with you 🙂

Hey there! Nice to see a fellow Bangalorean out here! :)