5 Golden Rules of Money: Dare to dream different | Monika Halan | TEDxHansrajCollege

As Indians, our relationship with money has evolved overtimes. We work hard to earn our money. But regardless of how much we earn, the money worry never goes away. There’s a dire need to be financially literate. You’ve worked hard for money; now let it work for you. Watch how Monika Halan introduces us to new ways of having financial control.
Monika Halan is a well-known media personality, whose goal is a fair marketplace for all participants in India’s retail financial sector. Current a Consulting Editor with Mint, she's a Certified Financial Planner who has worked earlier across media organizations in India including Editing Outlook Money. She has run four successful TV series around personal finance advice in NDTV, Zee and Bloomberg India. She is the author of the book 'Let’s Talk Money ’, a critical success.
The talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organised by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx Monika Halan is a well-known media personality, whose goal is a fair marketplace for all participants in India’s retail financial sector. Current a Consulting Editor with Mint , she's a certified financial Planner who has worked earlier across media organizations in India including Editing Outlook Money. She has run four successful TV series around personal finance advice in NDTV, Zee and Bloomberg India. Her experience working with the Government of India includes being an advisor to the Swarup Committee in 2009 & serving as a member on the Ministry of Finance Committee on Incentives (Bose Committee). She was a member of the Task Force set up by the Government of India to put in place the Financial Redressal Agency & a current member on the SEBI mutual fund committee. She is the author of the book 'Lets Talk Money,a critical success. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@ShrinidhiVinod]

This has to be one of the best TED talks by an Indian on Money. No scams, No bs, pure simplicity!

[@mosiqi-e-manish2480]

1. Split your money between savings and spendings.
2. Be prepared for an emergency.
3. Insurance is not an investment.
4. Get real about Real Estate.
5. Expose money to equity.

[@riteshr9477]

Skip to 3.10s for the actual talk.

[@satyam-evajayate438]

Thank you Monika Halan for making me financially literate during 2010 and your insights assisted us to make better life!

[@daisymayy1]

Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got to talking about investment and money. I started investing with $150k and in the first 2 months, my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and get more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.

[@daisymayy1]

@jadonsmith_ However, if you do not have access to a professional like JUDITH ANN PEACE, quitting your job to focus on trading may not be the best approach. It is important to consider all options and seek guidance from reliable sources before making any major decisions. Consulting with an AI or using automated trading systems can also be helpful in managing investments while balancing other commitments

[@daisymayy1]

@jadonsmith_ Judith Ann peace is her name

[@daisymayy1]

Lookup with her name on the webpage.

[@daisymayy1]

@jadonsmith_ You are welcome

[@prernasingzz5827]

This is such a wonderful presentation. All the young gen need to know about financial knowledge is there

[@vardaanagarwal3629]

Thank you so much Ma'am for enlightening us, we need more people like you

[@OmRecordingsStudio]

Masterclass on indian investment.. thanks mam

[@shashichetia]

Excellent Presentation, giving understanding of finance as simple as possible

[@dr.manojpatil8289]

Fantastic speech, madam is wonderful, her language is lucid and significant for financial literacy freedom and prosperity

[@badalshende1727]

Bohot sahi... Very helpful talk mam..👍

[@wellbeingarticles8414]

Best Speech ever..

[@shrid.r.boutiquedivinediva5305]

Thanks for sharing 🕉🙏💐

[@DrPrateekHIMS]

Thank You Ma'am.

[@rc-mechanical3596]

Thank you mam ..!

[@GreatMan_from_East]

This video should have millions of views

[@rishabhgupta8028]

Monika Halan is probably the best money manager in India..

[@apriljohnson7899]

Thanks for sharing ☺️

[@RajYadav-st5kr]

right advise. thanks ❤🙏🙏

[@priyankashetty1056]

Thanks🙏

[@mdhasanjobair30]

Simply awesome Session, learned a lot from you madam.Thanks

[@todayu]

Fantastic advice!

[@varghesep.j.7607]

Thank you mam

[@mohitsharma_99]

Loved it❤️

[@chinmayadhiman3358]

Both of her books are best financial literacy books

[@MovieManiaAwesome]

Thank you mam
You changed my life

[@Mihir_Dwi]

Amazing talk

[@Arunjeet_Singh]

COVID has forced all of us to rationalize the way we spend our money
Emergency fund being six times your monthly expenses...... now we are not sure whether even 12 times would be enough too.

[@rejimanalil5396]

Ty Ma'am.. though late, I have become your follower...thx once again ❤

[@sanjivrao6556]

Well explained

[@genzmind01]

Equity is powerful

[@amirakhlak6888]

Only 9k veiws to such a great lecture...what s shame

[@saibabag.3823]

Thank youmadam

[@arunsuryavanshi4991]

Very NYC ❤

[@mitravaruna]

TEDX really needs to up its lighting and audio game.

[@anilbakshi4505]

Regarding Real estate best investment is in a Plot in a Government Approved colony having good approach road

[@atulkumargupta5656]

Nice

[@sanketpalvankar9005]

❤

[@gbengaadewale9344]

My opinion: 65% of your income should go towards your outgoings like rent, food etc, 20% should go into investment, 10% should go into charity and 5% should go into insurance to secure your 100% income.

[@user-wm9qq5hi3w]

I was surprised to see Monika so nervous

[@benden5095]

The audio needs improvement, but the information is sound.

[@Santawithwings]

Impressive wordplay.. 🙂

[@shubhamsarin9630]

Read her book... Its much more than this

[@mr.castle9680]

Did you read?

[@shubhamsarin9630]

@@mr.castle9680 yes

[@thesoulovermind297]

What's the name of the book?

[@ambrosiaangelina3727]

@@thesoulovermind297 Let's talk money

[@sanskarkisikh]

The value of 1 lakh in 1981 was around 10 crore today

[@leozhang1340]

YO!!! mulah is vera good

[@vickyarora1889]

5 lakh to 1 crore in 20 years is 16.16% CAGR....not 12%...

[@SJPYT]

Good talk, horrible recording. Slides aren't visible when she's referring to them, and the sound went crazy in between.

[@ankitdas641]

Yes it will be visible if you watch the video in 1080p

[@syxnstrange4116]

first

[@syxnstrange4116]

hi

[@givergiver8640]

For me start getting home and make that into good house and sell that and you can get paid by renting also

[@leozhang1340]

2nd. hi

[@gbengaadewale9344]

I totally disagree with her that Insurance is not an Investment. In fact, Insurance is a life safer investment. It's only those whose insurance has rescue will understand better. You need at least 5% of your income to insure 100% of your income to prepare for the emergency situation beyond your control.

[@jammangguite]

Hello!! what you are talking about is just fiat currency. You learned professors must know what is fiat currency and real money by now.

[@johnny_bravo9990]

Very good information but why is she wearing a raincoat

[@baivabR]

Like myan look at the views🤦🏻

[@givergiver8640]

Estate agent

[@user-wm9qq5hi3w]

Very unimpressive