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#20 Arundathi | Chief of all trades
No matter how much I have studied, the environment in a village is such that most of us are not very technologically savvy and are unaware of how to…
Kalpitha Jagadeesh
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Monami Dasgupta
, and
Neeti Bhatt
Jun 30
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The QR code revolution in payments — what's missing?
Delving into the digital payment usage patterns of small vendors, and the role of UX research and design in building financially inclusive products for…
Kalpitha Jagadeesh
Jun 28
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#19 Raksha | Mastering the hustle culture despite setbacks
Several times, irrespective of my skill sets, organizations have decided not to move forward with me because I don’t have the right qualifications on…
Kalpitha Jagadeesh
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Monami Dasgupta
, and
Neeti Bhatt
Jun 21
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#18 Farah | Silver lining of cloud kitchens
I am not aware of how to do things online, so I rely on my husband to manage my finances. But with the right guidance, I hope to change that for myself…
Kalpitha Jagadeesh
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Monami Dasgupta
, and
Neeti Bhatt
Jun 13
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#17 Pavitra | The power of starting small
I am happy where I currently am because there have been many ups and downs in my life before. Therefore, I feel as long as things are going smoothly…
Kalpitha Jagadeesh
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Monami Dasgupta
, and
Neeti Bhatt
Jun 3
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#16 Mary | Carving out a niche for herself
Sure you need money to do things, but thinking about personal development is also important and money is not the only factor that comes into play.
Kalpitha Jagadeesh
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Neeti Bhatt
, and
Monami Dasgupta
May 27
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#15 Dimple | Inspiring hope for rural business women
To be honest, in the initial phase of my journey a lot of people have tried to fool me for the simple reason that I am a woman.
Kalpitha Jagadeesh
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Monami Dasgupta
, and
Neeti Bhatt
May 21
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#14 Deeksha | Credit in the time of Covid-19
In order to be able to move forward with finances, it is important to be able to trust the system or the person who is willing to guide you.
Kalpitha Jagadeesh
,
Neeti Bhatt
, and
Monami Dasgupta
May 11
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Financial report card of the people of India (Assets)
We have parsed through the All India Debt and Investment Survey (2019) to map where Indians stand in terms of accessing and using financial products and…
Monami Dasgupta
May 10
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#13 Priya | Tailoring her financial future
Whenever I want to make an investment, I talk to my husband as he is very supportive or even my father-in-law sometimes because according to me male…
Kalpitha Jagadeesh
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Neeti Bhatt
, and
Monami Dasgupta
May 2
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Women are buyers, they cannot be sold to!
We hosted a webinar on women’s financial inclusion by bringing together the experience of 6 women working at the intersection of finance, tech …
Neeti Bhatt
Apr 29
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#12 Anjali | Coping with a chequered life
The general financial advice anybody would give you is to have six months worth of your salary in liquid cash, but that is not the case for me.
Kalpitha Jagadeesh
,
Neeti Bhatt
, and
Monami Dasgupta
Apr 22
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