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Global investing is no longer optional for Indian investors, it’s becoming essential. In this video, we break down all the major ways Indians can invest globally, from buying foreign stocks directly and investing through global ETFs to India-domiciled global mutual funds and GIFT City’s offshore investing framework. We also explain the real costs involved, taxation rules, currency risk, compliance requirement. Keep watching and track MC Learn — your destination to level up your investing and trading journey.
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Follow these six investing rules to grow your wealth: Rule of 72, 114, and 144 for investment growth, Rule of 70 for inflation, 110 Rule for asset allocation, and 3-6 Rule for emergency funds.
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Mutual funds pool money to invest in equity and debt markets, offering a smart investment option for individuals. Expert fund managers handle investments, making it accessible to small investors with minimal risk
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Insurance isn’t boring, it’s a money hack. Confused about when to buy your first cover? This video breaks down health, life, and vehicle insurance in a way Gen Z can actually vibe with.
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The real strength of the core-and-satellite approach is balance. The core part of the portfolio does the heavy lifting. The satellite portion adds growth potential, without putting the entire portfolio at risk
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Building a crore-rupee portfolio does not require perfect timing or exceptional skill. It requires patience discipline, and the willingness to stay the course when progress feels slow.
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Quick question: what’s cooler? Buying the latest phone now, or having the freedom to buy anything you want later? Investing early is how you get there. Today we’ll break down how starting with even small amounts can grow into something massive, thanks to the power of compounding, long‑term investing, even after some scary market dips.
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No need to time the market or track it daily. SIPs build discipline, average costs over market cycles, and make long-term investing effortless.
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Both ETFs and index funds track the market, but differences in costs, liquidity and access can shape your returns.
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Invest in mutual funds with PAN, address proof, and bank account. Choose direct or regular plans, complete KYC, and start with Rs 500, considering your goals and fund type.
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Successful investing is not just about finding the right stocks or mutual fund schemes. It is also about having the right mix of understanding and behaviour
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The Public Provident Fund (PPF) may seem old-school in a world of trading apps and instant returns, but it remains one of India’s safest and most tax-efficient investment options.
In this video, we break down how PPF works, who it’s best for, and how young investors can use it as a long-term stability tool alongside equities and other growth assets. From interest rates and tax benefits to lock-in rules, withdrawals, loans, and maturity options, this explainer covers everything you need to know before investing in PPF.
If you’re building your financial foundation and want a reliable, government-backed investment that quietly compounds over time, this video is for you.
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Think of this as your crash course in smart mutual fund investing — no boring jargon, no meaningless gyan.
In this video, we break down 5 super-simple steps to help you pick the right mutual fund. From setting your investment goals to understanding risk, choosing the right fund type, and spotting solid fund managers — we’ve got you covered.
Perfect for beginners who want to grow wealth without the daily trading grind and for long-term investors who want their money to actually work.
Hit play, level up your money game, and let’s make mutual fund investing stress-free.
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Debt rarely feels dangerous at first. These five warning signs reveal when EMIs and credit cards quietly start controlling your finances.
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Indian investors now have multiple avenues to access global markets, each with its own products, platforms, costs, taxation rules, and risks. Understanding these options is crucial before investing.
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Mutual funds are like playlists for your cash: mix equity and debt to vibe with your goals. Whether you’re saving for a vacation, a car, or just flexing financial independence, here’s how to start smart.
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End-of-season sales, mega offers and clearance discounts look tempting, but most of them push you to spend more, not save more. In this MC Learn episode, we break down common sale tricks, fake urgency, inflated prices and combo offers, and share simple rules to protect your money and avoid overconsumption.
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A simple SIP comparison shows how steadily increasing your investment can outperform higher returns over the long term.
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If money seems to slip away every month, you’re not alone. In this video, we break down the most common money mistakes people make in their 20s and explain simple, realistic ways to fix them without giving up your lifestyle.
From saving the wrong way and ignoring small daily expenses to misusing credit cards, delaying investments, skipping emergency funds, comparing lives on social media, and avoiding insurance- this guide covers it all.
Learn how to use the 50/30/20 rule, control spending, use credit wisely, build an emergency fund, start investing early, and protect yourself with health and term insurance.
Good money habits don’t kill fun—they buy freedom. Start now, and make your future easier.
Moving into an unfurnished house can feel exciting and expensive at the same time. Monthly furniture rentals look cheap at first, but over one year, buying furniture can actually save you money and even give returns when you move out. In this MC Learn episode, we break down the real cost of renting versus buying furniture and how to make a smarter financial decision when setting up your new home.
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Moving into an unfurnished house can feel exciting and expensive at the same time. Monthly furniture rentals look cheap at first, but over one year, buying furniture can actually save you money and even give returns when you move out.
In this MC Learn episode, we break down the real cost of renting versus buying furniture and how to make a smarter financial decision when setting up your new home.
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Build a financial plan that actually works- set clear goals, understand your risk, budget smartly and invest wisely.
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The biggest risk in your plan may not be market volatility but wrong assumptions. Find out why.
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Want to own a slice of Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia or Tesla? Yes, you can grab shares of some of the biggest global names sitting in India. In this video, we break down the easiest hacks to invest abroad - no jargon, no stress. Diversify, dodge volatility, and flex that global portfolio.
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The good old public provident fund has a place in your portfolio if you know how to make the most of it. Here's how to do it
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Investing Rs 5,000 monthly for 15 years at 15% returns sounds simple but reality is complex. Lower returns, inflation and risk can derail your goals. Be optimistic but not without being realistic
