
A study reveals that 70% of urban Indians aim to retire early if financially secure, with half seeking to achieve financial independence by age 50. However, majority of Gen X fear they may never retire, citing financial insecurity. Details here.

High salaries don't guarantee financial independence. Here’s how time-poor professionals can escape the cycle of heavy EMIs and lifestyle inflation to secure long-term assets.
Kangana Ranaut has urged young women to prioritise financial independence and career growth before marriage while reacting to the recent Bhopal dowry death case. Sharing her views on social media, the actor and BJP MP highlighted what she described as society…
A 37-year-old Indian professional in the US, with ₹11 crore in investments and a paid-off Hyderabad home, plans to retire early with his family. He seeks advice on whether his savings can sustain a comfortable lifestyle, including premium schooling and travel…

Across every stage of motherhood — new, working, single, entrepreneurial, senior — the financial system treats women as signatories, not decision-makers. The cost of that exclusion is real, compounding, and entirely preventable.

I asked ChatGPT to calculate the required financial independence, retire early aka F.I.R.E. number to create retirement corpus with ₹15 lakh per annum salary at 35. Here is what the artificial intelligence chatbot said…