Dhan Ki Baat | Understanding how youth perceive financial literacy | Ankur Warikoo

In the third episode of #DhanKiBaat, influencer and entrepreneur ‪@warikoo‬ speaks to three bright young minds from the world of finance on the importance of financial literacy among the youth.
💰Arpit Arora, Founder, AskTheWiseGuy
Arpit discusses how demographic shifts over time have influenced financial awareness, the need to start investing and understanding of personal finance.
🌟Dr Naveen Joseph Thomas, Associate Dean, Jindal School of Government and Public Policy
Drawing from his background as an academic, Naveen talks about how there has been a change in the way students perceive financial literacy.
🚀Nitin Joshi, Finance Influencer
Being a content creator, Nitin sheds light on how audiences engage with and react to finance-related content.
These three young stars help decode how today’s youth connect with finance, providing insights into their relationship with money, their understanding of investments and more. 💼💰
Watch the video to gain a detailed perspective on financial awareness among the youth.🚀
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(Dhan Ki Baat is an exciting video series by #IndiaForFinancialLiteracy, a joint initiative by TOI and ‪@StockGro‬)
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[@ushagupta9952]

Nice 🙏❤️

[@wilfredfranco4159]

Unfortunately I grew up with zero financial literacy. Went to the gulf and all I learnt is to save in FDs. A very poor choice. Akshat Shrivastava is a superb success story within a matter of 14 years. Travels the world with his family. I hope the current generation becomes aware of the opportunities that are currently available to be on F.I.R.E.

[@AnilKumar-gw3vt]

Hey @wilfredfranco everyone has their own financial choices and cannot be compared. If you missed it in your initial days, you still have time to create a framework that will help you in the future.

[@wilfredfranco4159]

@@AnilKumar-gw3vt thank you Anil, however I am already 60 now. It's late for investment. I should have been enjoying the fruits now. I hope my children understand and use this opportunity to grow. In the final years of school and university these concepts must be available to everyone.

[@AnilKumar-gw3vt]

​@@wilfredfranco4159 Thank you for the quick reply, but as you said in your statement can I ask you a question. As a parent, how comfortable were you to openly talk about money and investment-related activities with your children?

[@wilfredfranco4159]

@@AnilKumar-gw3vt My son is 25 years now. He doesn't listen to me and my advice. I have been forwarding him these YT gems that I find. I afraid he will be in the same boat as I am now. The UAE is a very expensive place to live and everything is expensive. These decisions to save for at least the first 15 years will be so beneficial. Unfortunately we never discussed finances with the children as they grew up. I find them a little irresponsible towards spending as a matter of up bringing. I hope better sense will prevail towards finances and savings, investment and frugal living.

[@AnilKumar-gw3vt]

@@wilfredfranco4159 Oh that's Sad, Pray that he gets to learn some life lessons the hard way at the earliest. However please feel free to connect with me in-case you or any of your acquaintence need any help in the future.

[@ushagupta9952]

Verry Good ❤️

[@pushpajoshi8372]

Very good 🎉🎉🎉❤