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Effect of COVID-19 on Finance Broking Sector

EFFECT OF COVID-19 ON FINANCE BROKING SECTOR Labeled as a global health emergency, the novel Coronavirus outbreak has widespread impact ranging from ecological to economic implications. Over 80 countries have collectively registered over 21,50,000 cases since the first reported case in December 2019 in China. With one of the world's biggest economies at the epicenter of the novel Coronavirus outbreak, the impact of the virus is being felt on the global market. Closer home, the Indian stock market has seen some significant dips owing to its geographical and economic closeness to China. How the COVID-19 affected the Stock market? Due to the SARS-COVID 19-Coronavirus pandemic, our India economy's stock market became much volatile and the effect was first felt at the end of February. On February 28TH India's Broking share market faced a massive crash; more than Rs. 6000 Crores in investor's wealth has been wiped out due to lack of confidence arise of scare due...

Financial Boundaries After Marriage: A Real-Life Dilemma

Marriage is not just about two people coming together; it’s also about two families, two financial habits, and two sets of responsibilities. One of the biggest challenges couples face after marriage is balancing financial obligations towards parents while also securing their own future. Let me share a real situation that many newly married couples might relate to. The Background Before marriage, my wife used to send around 40% of her salary to her parents. I respected that—after all, supporting one’s parents is a beautiful responsibility. But after marriage, I noticed that her parents weren’t in a difficult situation financially. In fact, they seemed to be overspending on lifestyle and shopping. Here’s our situation now: I earn ₹85,000 per month, and my wife earns ₹75,000 per month. To secure our family’s future, especially since my wife is now 5 months pregnant, we mutually decided to save my entire salary in her account. From her salary, ₹25,000–₹30,000 still goes to her pare...

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