Manya Ghosh

Side hustlers may see orders flowing in for a week, while the next could bring them an emergency like a laptop repair, inventory maintenance, or late client payment.

The stock market is flooded with opportunity, and many aspiring investors are eager to grow their wealth.

Sandhya is a smart financial investor and has all his investments and SIPs on track. She even has medical and term life insurance to protect her family in case of any emergency or unplanned expense.
Now you might think Sandhya has done everything to secure his home and family, right? Well, there is one thing missing from his financial plan: planning for unplanned emergencies.
 

Sometimes, you don’t need a huge lump sum loan. What you really want is access to money when you need it. Kind of like a tap you can turn on and off. 

When life throws an unexpected expense your way, be it a medical emergency, a car breakdown, or a sudden need to replace an essential gadget, you generally have three options: use your savings, swipe your credit card, or take a personal loan.

Rohit and Viraj both work for the same company in Chennai. 
Rohit, a marketing intern, lives in a PG with his flatmates. Viraj, his manager, lives in his own flat with his family. 

Applying for a personal loan often seems simple. Borrowers research lenders, compare interest rates, complete the application, and wait for approval. 

Managing your money shouldn't be a constant struggle with spreadsheets or long queues at the bank. 

There was a time when we could never imagine stepping out of our homes without cash. But now UPI has made it possible.