Depends, if 30% TDS is deducted and and balance is paid to me, then am done giving back to society.

Product Owner

Consultant

30cr ain't much money bruh.  
 Add a few more zeros and even then I would prefer going out the Andrew Carnegie way and not the Ratan Tata way.

Software Engineer

Founder

First and foremost thing I'd do is to allocate the money in a way where it keeps growing and do social service while making the most out of my life.

How would you make the most? Whats on your bucketlist?

Software Developer

Nah. Will give away some of it to charity, but the grind keeps going.

Machine Learning Engineer

Will first buy a house and start the hustle again. Will do charity like opening a school/hospital at minimal rates.

You'll need more to do that. But I get your response.

Hustle, make it 300 crores and then give 150 crores back to society

Growth and strategy

Give biggest form of charity i.e. employment to many unemployed people from few crores and rest can be in some asset.

You can hustle and give back at the same time

Finance Consultant

Just a question for everyone. If you were given 30 crores, would you try to lead a selfless life like mr ratan Tata did ( start giving back to people), or would you keep the hustle up and work towa...

Welcome to Personal Finance's Private Community

Just a question for everyone. If you were given 30 crores, would you try to lead a selfless life like mr ratan Tata did ( start giving back to people), or would you keep the hustle up and work towards 300 crores?

If you were given 30 crores

If you were given 30 crores- Grapevine

What should I do to reach 100 cr in 10-15 years?

I'm an ambitious person who can work his ass off. But I lack direction, I don't know what I should do to get there.

Any answer can give me a better perspective. But please refrain from questioning the ambition.

I'm in tech and I make 22 lacs/year (4 years of exp)

My current portfolio split up:
6 lacs - Nifty 50 MF
5 lacs - FD
10-20 lacs - real estate

20 lacs to 100 crores

Analyst

Question 1: What will you do for the rest of your life?
If a whopping 100 crores suddenly landed in your lap, envision the life you'd lead. What would your days be filled with? Let your imagination run wild and reveal the exciting possibilities!

Question 2: Your 100 Cr Adventure - From Investments to Acts of Kindness
Picture this: 100 crores at your disposal. Dive deep into the intricate details of how you'd manage this fortune. From strategic investments to spreading smiles through charity, break down your financial roadmap step by step. Don't hold back on sharing how you'd pamper yourself and your loved ones too!

Question 3: Time vs. Treasure - The 100 Cr Dilemma
Imagine this intriguing scenario: you're handed 100 crores, but in exchange, your age doubles instantly. Would you take the leap? Explore the paradox of time and wealth, and whether you'd trade years for riches.

Question 4: The Heart of it All - What Truly Matters?
Amidst dreams of vast riches, what's the essence of your life? When you strip away the fantasies, what's the one thing that holds the utmost importance? Share your thoughts on the true foundation of your existence.

Let's see what extraordinary visions you conjure when 100 crores become the canvas for your desires and decisions!

Unveiling Dreams: What If 100 Cr Came Knocking?"

Product Manager

Welcome to Indian Startups's Private Community

Just met a dear friend with 10+ yoe and earning 33L per anam. 

He doesn't want to get promoted or salary hike as he is getting enough as per need and wants to have good WLB. He is accumulating a 3cr corpus and planning to retire in 10 years in his hometown in Ranchi.

Debt free - family house in Ranchi and married with no kids - single income. 

Isn't the amount very small/too risky? Considering anything can go wrong in future and you should work really hard in 30s to avoid that as much as you can.

What's your opinion? 

Ps. He is also active here and I took permission to ask this question here

Is this new normal?

Operations Manager

Welcome to Office Gossip's Private Community

What's you take on working ... Is it something that we don't get about the work or money? What's hidden here from us who are earning for their survival and hoping to become Crorepati/Millionaire with the job... Please share your take here for us all 🙏

To folks who are already Crorepatis/Millionaires, Why are you still working?

Welcome to News Discussion's Private Community

Recently I won mega prize on howzat and got 1.4cr after 30 % tax deduction...Now am thinking to retire with 2cr (60l old savings).

Can someone guide on how to retire?

I am thinking to put money on 9 to 12 % interest and eat dividend which is around 2 l/m...

Suggestions and guidance... Am 29y Gem and unmarried!

Fantasy App winning

Senior Consultant

Fresh out of college, with no money experience. How to split the money into investments(safe and risky), utilities and other expenses. What percentage savings is good enough. How much of it can I really spend without feeling guilty and what quality of life can I afford with this salary?

How to manage salary of 1.4lc per month as a fresher.

Welcome to Product Managers's Private Community

I want to understand if you are also satisfied with your compensation?

How much do you really earn? Honest Answers Please 🙏

Hi, assuming this app has India’s top 1%, and assuming some of us amass 5-10Cr by the age of 40/45 - and have a kid thats 10 years old by then, would you want him/her to get in the rat race just like you did or study something along the lines of how to make a 10% return on that wealth per year. If its the latter, whats your approach on teaching this to him/her. We built money from the scratch, but our kids can just take it further along. Thoughts? 

Other way to frame it is - if you were gifted 1Cr at the age of 18 - how would you deploy it to make a return while also growing the wealth.

Wealth creation for Next Generation

Recently started earning and honestly living a comfortable life with a much lower salary than most people talk about. Doing the math, I don't see myself needing more than 18L-24L in hand to save and continue living comfortable (but I am someone who always likes to do more and get paid more).
If you're <30 and earning this much money, why do you push for higher salary (eg from 30LPA to 40 LPA) - is 30 not enough?

Genuine query, open to any perspectives 🙏

If you earn 20+ LPA, what do you spend on?

Marketing manager

If there is one thing you can learn from Ambani’s wedding, it’s the fact that money is the only objective measure of power and influence in this world.

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The biggest rivals politically, share the stage and greet each other 
The biggest rivals in cricket, dance with each other
The biggest rivals in cinema, greet each other 
The biggest rivals within family, help each other 
The biggest rivals in business, hug each other 

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You should strive to make as much money as you possible can because money is power. You don't do it for pleasure; you do it because that's how you win. You do it because in this ruthless world, being on top is the only safe place to be. Money is your shield and your weapon, and without it, you're nothing.

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You make as much money as possible because, let's face it, money's fun. It's the key to all the cool stuff—power, parties, private jets, you name it. Sure, it's also about proving yourself and not being the screw-up everyone thinks you are, but mainly it's about the thrill. Making money means you're in the game, you're relevant, and you can do whatever the hell you want. 

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Plus, it gives you the leverage to tell people to screw off and actually get away with it. So, yeah, stack that cash and enjoy the ride.

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You make as much money as possible because it’s your ticket to security and status. In this family and in this world, wealth is what keeps you safe and respected. It’s about climbing the ladder and proving you belong at the top, even if you weren’t born into it. With money, you gain leverage, influence, and the ability to protect yourself in a cutthroat environment. Plus, it doesn’t hurt to enjoy the finer things and have a buffer against the chaos that comes with being alive in this world. 

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You make as much money as possible because it’s about breaking boundaries and redefining what’s possible. It’s not just about the money—it’s about the disruption, the innovation, and staying ahead of the curve.

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Continued in comments

Make money! As much as you possibly can!

How much do you think is enough?

It's usually never enough for a lot of people and life is bound to throw a lot of curveballs along the way (for better or for worse), but what's the first figure that comes to your mind at which you feel "okay, if I work for X more years and amass this much money/net worth, I can comfortably hang up my boots and retire"?

Additionally, how far along are you in achieving this goal?

I've noticed that a common trend is that a lot of folks, for all their future planning, still don't have enough (or as much as they would like) long-term clarity about what they're working towards and how much more and was hoping this sort of discourse could help bring better awareness.
P.S. - I fall in that category as well, fortunately or unfortunately.

What's your retirement corpus goal?

I got 100% hike. I joined an abroad company. Now my salary is 30 LPA. Any serious answers what should I do? I don’t want to be reckless with so much money.

100% hike. Now don’t know what to do with so much money 😂

Growth Manager

How much money do you need to retire at 30? Lol

Retirement

Program Manager

Welcome to Fintech India's Private Community

Own a house worth 3.5 Cr which is on rent
Have a home loan of 2 Cr outstanding balance
Have cash of about 0.8 Cr, Shares and NF of about 0.5 Cr and PF of about 0.3 Cr.

Have also gifted my parents property worth 1 Cr

This is both a post of happiness and need guidance to grow this to 15 Cr in the next 6 yrs (so I can retire in peace)

Hit 3 Cr net-worth at 34. Need tips to make it 15 Cr by 40

Age 30, married, expecting to be alive till 80
50 L in cash
Own house & car (no plan to sell any of them)
No kids, no loans, no expectations, just basic life
Nothing from family

Excel calculation is hinting yes :)
But need practical advice

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