Money printer go Brrrrrr please 😭🚀

There are still few things which doesn’t have steep inflation you where does the normal inflation hits the middle class few we know - Medical expense - Groceries - Travelling The question i am asking is why one needs to beat inflation as more is always good but should we always keep our saving 6%^ and grind ourselves in jobs and paycheque increase

Of late, with Koo shutting down, Unacademy in the rafters, I've seen really intelligent, logical folks stand behind the founders of such moronic companies. Is the act of building shit, money burning companies with no use , more important than not building something in today's time?

How do we exist? Are we all living in a simulation where someone managed to program a conscience into each one of us? What are your views? I like this platform because if i ask this question anywhere else I'll be trolled. Hopefully here i won't be. 🤣

GPay convenience fee for recharge Hey, I just did a jio prepaid recharge of 749 on GPay and was charged 3 rupees convenience fee. I did not know that GPay charges convenience fee, So I just wanted to let everyone know. GPay convenience fee for recharge I have done some testing and it looks like the convenience fees are like this: For recharge amounts of 1 to 100, there is no convenience fee, For recharge of 101 to 200 it's 1 rupee convenience fee, For 201 to 300 it's 2 rupees, and for 301 and above, the maximum convenience fee is 3 rupees.

Is Cred a business or just a long party? If they are a business then how do they make money? What do they stand for - currently it just looks like a hangout place for super privileged bros?

Thinking of starting a new company. Idea is to print money. Will only need funding for paper. Fully layoff proof.

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Is this true or is it just me? I feel at this point there are no moats in consumer fintech. The framework seems to be in a rut, everybody is doing the same thing. Account aggregator, spend insights, personal loans, credit card, mutual funds, indian stocks, us stocks, etc etc. If 5 different apps have literally the same features, with no meaningful edge over the other, what would you go for? How do they stand out? Customer support? Onboarding? Branding? Picking a niche TG? Wanna hear what other product folks think about this.