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Tuesday, June 24, 2025

Smart Money Starts with Smart Prep: 6 Things to Do Before You Start Investing

Smart Money Starts with Smart Prep: 6 Things to Do Before You Start Investing

I wasn’t expecting a life lesson at 36,000 feet. I also wasn’t expecting turbulence, a chatty co-passenger, or a cup of coffee that would change how I explain personal finance forever. 

Illustration of a mid-aged personal finance consultant and an elderly man having a conversation on an airplane about investing, with the text "6 Things to Do Before You Start Investing" and website www.mohamedarif.in.

But that’s exactly what happened on an early morning flight from Chennai to Mumbai.

And now, dear reader, I invite you on that flight with me no boarding pass needed. Just curiosity, and maybe a notebook.


☕ Window Seat, Coffee in Hand

Having just wrapped up a financial literacy session the previous day, I was hoping for a peaceful flight. Window seat? Check. Noise-cancelling earphones? Check. Inner peace? Pending.

Just when I was ready to doze off, the gentleman beside me late 60s, Nehru jacket, reading The Hindu turned and asked:

Young man, what do you do for a living?

I smiled. I’m a Personal Finance Consultant. I help people grow their money smartly.

Then came the twist:

Tell me one thing. Do you clean your kitchen before cooking or after?

Before, I said, still unsure where this was going.

He smiled. Exactly. So why do people jump into investments before sorting their financial kitchen?

Boom. That’s when I decided to walk him and now, you through the 6 essential steps to take before investing your first rupee.


🥇 Step 1: Find Your Emotional Why

Why do you think people invest? I asked.

Because Instagram influencers say SIPs make you a crorepati in 15 years, he said with a grin.

Exactly.

Investing without a goal is like ordering an Uber without a destination.

  • 📌 Want to travel the world in 5 years?
  • 🎓 Save for your child’s education?
  • 🕰️ Retire early?

Clear goals give your money direction. Without them, it drifts aimlessly much like my cousin at a wedding buffet.


💸 Step 2: Track Every Rupee Like It’s a Mischievous Child

How much do you spend monthly? I asked.

Around ₹40,000, he said confidently.

Fifteen minutes later, our list hit ₹67,000.

People always underestimate their expenses. Subscriptions, food delivery, impulse buys, UPI donations to random babas it all adds up.

Use apps, spreadsheets, or notebooks. Know where your money sneaks away.


🚨 Step 3: Build Your ‘Turbulence’ Fund

Right on cue, turbulence hit. The seatbelt sign blinked on. Uncle gripped the armrest.

Don’t worry, I said. This is why we need an emergency fund.

  • 👨‍⚕️ Medical crisis
  • 💼 Job loss
  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family emergency

Save 3 to 6 months of expenses in a liquid fund or savings account.

This is not investment money. It’s your financial parachute.


💳 Step 4: Kill Your High-Interest Enemies

Got any loans? I asked.

Just a credit card. I pay the minimum due, he replied proudly.

Houston, we have a problem.

Credit cards charge 30–40% annually. Paying them off gives you the highest guaranteed return.

Before investing, destroy your high-interest debt.


🎯 Step 5: Know Your Investor Personality

He said he invested in stocks based on WhatsApp tips. When the stock dropped 40%, he sold and bought gold.

That’s not investing, I said. That’s emotional gambling.

Ask yourself:

  • 📉 Can I handle market dips?
  • 🧠 Am I calm or anxious under stress?
  • 📊 Do I prefer safety or growth?

Know your risk appetite. Investing is not one-size-fits-all  it’s like a custom made kurta. It should fit you.


📘 Step 6: Learn Just Enough Finance to Not Get Fooled

No need to become Warren Buffett. But you must know:

  • What is an SIP?
  • How compounding works
  • Mutual funds vs FDs
  • What is capital gains tax?

If you don’t understand your money, someone else will use it for their gain.


🛬 As We Landed in Mumbai…

The pilot announced landing. Uncle folded his newspaper and said:

Beta, I never thought about these things. I always assumed investing was step one.

I smiled and replied:

Investing is not the first step it’s the reward. First, fix your financial foundation. Then build wealth.


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Smart investing doesn’t begin with money. It begins with clarity.



Monday, June 23, 2025

Become a Crorepati in 15 Years with ₹5,000 SIP

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a crorepati?
Do you think it’s only possible if you earn a huge salary or win a lottery?

Let me share a true and simple story that proves otherwise. 

SIP investment strategy to become a crorepati in 15 years using ₹5,000 monthly savings


One Coffee Conversation That Changed Everything

One Sunday morning, I met Ramesh a 30-year-old software engineer working in Coimbatore. We were having coffee when he said:

Arif bhai, I make a decent income, but I don’t feel like I’m getting rich. Is there a way for a regular person like me to become a crorepati?

I looked at him and smiled.

Yes Ramesh, not only is it possible, but it’s also simple if you follow a plan and stay disciplined.

Let me show you the same plan I showed him that day.


📊 Step 1: Start with Just ₹5,000 a Month

I explained to Ramesh that if he starts a SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) in a good mutual fund and invests just ₹5,000 every month, and that fund gives him an average return of 12% per year, here’s what will happen:

  • In 15 years, he would have invested ₹9 lakhs (₹5,000 x 12 months x 15 years)
  • But his investment would grow to ₹25.6 lakhs thanks to the power of compounding.

Ramesh was impressed, but I told him this is just the beginning.


🔼 Step 2: Increase Your SIP Every Year (Top-Up)

I asked him,

Do you get a salary hike every year?
He said, Yes, at least 8–10%.

So I suggested:
Why not increase your SIP by 10% every year too?

That means:

  • Year 1: ₹5,000/month
  • Year 2: ₹5,500/month
  • Year 3: ₹6,050/month
  • And so on…

By doing this, your money grows faster without putting pressure on your budget.

👉 With this small increase every year, Ramesh’s final corpus in 15 years would grow to ₹50+ lakhs!


💼 Step 3: Add Extra Lumpsum When You Can

Many people receive:

  • Yearly bonuses
  • Tax refunds
  • Extra freelance income
  • Gifts or inheritance

So I asked Ramesh:
Can you invest ₹50,000 once a year from your bonus?

He said, Yes, that’s totally possible!

👉 By investing an extra ₹50,000 every year as a lumpsum, his corpus could grow to ₹1 crore or more in 15 years.

And this is without doing anything risky or complicated.


🎯 Ramesh’s Journey Towards ₹1 Crore

Today, Ramesh is investing ₹8,500 per month (his SIP has increased with his income), and he’s already made two yearly lumpsum investments. He is not only confident but excited about the future.

He now has a clear plan to:

  • Become a Crorepati in 15 years
  • Save for his dream home
  • Plan for early retirement at 50

He often tells his friends:

Talking to Arif bhai changed the way I look at money. He made investing simple and stress-free.


📞 Want to Start Your Own ₹1 Crore Plan?

If you are earning, saving a little, and want to grow your wealth but don’t know how to begin. I can help you.

Message me directly on WhatsApp: Click Here to Chat
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Together, we will create a smart plan based on your income, goals, and lifestyle.


💬 Leave a Comment Below

Did you enjoy Ramesh’s story?
Do you want to start your investment journey?
Have any doubts about SIPs or mutual funds?

👇 Type your question or feedback in the comments. I’ll personally reply and guide you.


Also, don’t forget to share this post with your friends or family someone you care about might need this simple roadmap to become a crorepati too.



Monday, June 16, 2025

Are You in Control of Your Money — Or Is Someone Else Making the Decisions for You?

Let me tell you a story.

It’s about money.
But not the get-rich-quick kind you hear about on Instagram. 

This is about real money. Your money. And how to make it work for you not for the banks, the agents, or some random influencer yelling into their phone.

Hi, I’m Mohamed Arif.
For over 20 years, I’ve been helping people like you build wealth, protect their hard-earned money, and make confident financial decisions without getting overwhelmed or confused.

And no, I’m not here to sell you anything. I’m here to simplify personal finance and put you back in charge of your money.


So, how do we make that happen?

Let me walk you through what I’ve done with hundreds of my clients over the years people from all walks of life, from fresh earners to nearing-retirement professionals.

We start with the basics.
I guide them to build Emergency Funds  their financial safety net. It’s not glamorous, but when life throws a surprise (and it always does), they’re ready.

Next, we move to building wealth the smart way.
Forget market noise. I help clients invest through well-planned SIPs in Mutual Funds, stable Bonds, and Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) all chosen based on their risk appetite and personal goals. No guesswork. No gambling.

And then comes the protection part.
We pick the right Health Insurance, Life Insurance, even Vehicle Insurance not because someone is pushing a policy, but because it fits your life, your needs.


Now here’s the part that people don’t talk about enough…

Today, everyone wants to tell you what to do with your money
🎯 Bankers with targets
🎯 Insurance agents with packages
🎯 Social media influencers with viral posts

They sound convincing. They sell dreams. But very often?
They don’t know your reality. And sadly, many people end up buying things they don’t need just because someone else made it sound urgent.

That’s where I come in.
I help you cut through the noise, see things clearly, and make decisions that make sense for your life. No hype. Just solid guidance.


I also share my thoughts, tips, and real money stories on my blog www.mohamedarif.in.
It’s where I decode financial jargon and break down big concepts into simple, practical advice.

And if you enjoy reading, check out my book 
📘 What The Heck Is Happening With My Money?
It’s available on Amazon and Flipkart, and it’s packed with relatable, real-world financial lessons that could change how you look at money forever.


💬 Still wondering if your money is working hard enough for you?

Let’s talk.
I offer a free consultation to walk through your current financial picture, check for any gaps, and create a clear roadmap based on your life goals.

📱 Message me on WhatsApp or click here to book your free appointment today.

Because the best financial decisions aren’t made in fear, pressure, or confusion.
They’re made with clarity, purpose, and guidance you can trust.


Ready to take control?
Your future self will thank you.


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Have questions, doubts, or your own story to share?

Drop your comments below I’d love to hear from you and answer any queries!💬 Share Your Thoughts

Have questions, doubts, or your own story to share?
Drop your comments below I’d love to hear from you and answer any queries!

Thursday, June 12, 2025

How to Build ₹10 Lakh with SIPs Even If You Start in Your 30s or 40s

I’ll never forget the day Aarav walked into my office. He was 26, freshly promoted, full of questions and honestly, a bit overwhelmed. Dressed in a crisp white shirt and faded blue jeans, he looked like someone who had it all figured out on the outside. But inside, there was a storm of confusion. 

strategies to create your first ₹10 lakh through goal-based investing
Arif bhai, I’ve started saving ₹15,000 a month. I want to invest... but I don’t want to make a mistake. Is it even realistic to think I can make ₹10 lakh in a few years? 

I could see it clearly he was serious, but scared. Inspired, but unsure.

I smiled. Let’s not start with money. Tell me what you really want.

He looked at me, puzzled.

I mean, I continued, if money wasn’t a problem, what would you do? What would you want your money to do for you?

That broke the ice.

He paused, then slowly started opening up. I want to take my parents to Europe within the next three years. I want to have a safety net in case I lose my job. And in five or six years, I’d love to start something of my own, maybe a small cafe or even a tech startup. I don’t want to keep working for someone else forever.

There it was. Crystal clear.

Aarav didn’t need just an investment plan. He needed a roadmap for his dreams. And this is exactly where most people go wrong. They chase the best fund or the highest return, but without a why, even the best investment feels confusing.

So, we began our journey together.

We broke his dreams into three concrete financial goals:

  1. ₹2 lakh for the Europe trip in 3 years

  2. ₹3 lakh for an emergency fund within 1 year

  3. ₹10 lakh in 6 years to fund his business dream

Next, we matched each goal with the right investment vehicle.

For the Europe trip, we chose a conservative hybrid mutual fund not too risky, not too slow. It would grow moderately over three years, and he could even pull it out if needed with minimal loss.

For the emergency fund, we went with liquid funds and a high-interest savings account. Safety and liquidity mattered more than growth here.

And then came the big one ₹10 lakh in 6 years. I explained the power of compounding and how consistent SIPs in large-cap and flexi-cap mutual funds could help him reach that mark comfortably.

Okay, but how much do I need to invest monthly? he asked.

We ran the numbers. At an average return of 12%, ₹12,000 per month could take him past ₹10 lakh in just over 5.5 years.

He sat back, stunned.

I thought I’d need to invest ₹20-25k a month to reach that.

That’s the magic of time, I said. Start early, stay consistent, and let compounding do the heavy lifting.

We even added a small tweak a 10% step-up every year. So as his salary increased, so would his SIP amount, but painlessly.

Over the next few months, Aarav changed. He became focused, consistent, and surprisingly calm. Gone were the panic attacks over market dips or FOMO over crypto trends. He started viewing money as a tool, not a source of anxiety.

Every SIP notification was like a mini celebration. “I don’t even feel it anymore,” he told me one day. It’s just... happening in the background.

Last week, he sent me a screenshot of his portfolio. He’s crossed ₹4.3 lakh in just under 2.5 years. And guess what? His Europe trip is fully funded, too he’s leaving next month with his parents, and everything is planned without touching his emergency corpus or dipping into credit cards.

That, to me, is the true success of goal-based investing. It’s not just about making ₹10 lakh. It’s about living life on your terms, one small, intentional decision at a time.

Aarav’s story isn’t rare. I’ve seen this with hundreds of people young professionals, couples, freelancers, and even homemakers. The moment you attach emotion to your money and structure to your dreams, everything changes.

And you don’t need to do it alone.

If Aarav could do it with a little guidance, so can you. 


Ready to begin your own ₹10 lakh journey?
Let me help you build a personalized, emotion driven, practical investment plan. I’m offering a free consultation to get you started.

✅ SIP for Wealth Creation
✅ Term Insurance for Family Protection
✅ Health Insurance for Medical Security
✅ Emergency Fund for Peace of Mind

And don’t worry you don’t have to figure it all out alone.

I help people just like you with simple and smart financial planning, tailored for your life and goals.

Message me on WhatsApp: Click here
or
Book a FREE consultation now

Let’s take the stress out of money, one smart step at a time.


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Drop your comments below I’d love to hear from you and answer any queries!

Tuesday, June 10, 2025

A Simple Money Plan for Every Individual: How to Grow Your Wealth, Stay Protected, and Be Ready for Emergencies

Rahul was 28, working in a good IT company in Chennai. His parents were proud, his friends were impressed, and his Instagram was full of beach photos, food reels, and weekend getaways. Life was good. Money was coming in, and so were the Swiggy and Zomato notifications. 

But something kept bothering him.

Every month, after paying rent, buying groceries, spending on outings, and making random online purchases, his bank account always seemed to return to the same story: Low balance alert.

One day, Rahul’s colleague Priya asked him, Have you started a SIP?

Rahul blinked. SIP? Like, tea?

She laughed. No yaar, not chai ka sip. I mean a Systematic Investment Plan.

She explained it in simple words: You invest a small amount every month in mutual funds, just like your Netflix subscription. Over time, it grows and helps you build wealth.

Now Rahul was curious. But where do I start? And what about emergencies or hospital bills? Or… what if something happens to me?

That’s when Priya gave him my contact and said, Talk to Arif. He made my financial life simple.

That same evening, I got a WhatsApp message from Rahul:
Hi, I need help with my finances. I’m earning well, but saving nothing.

We fixed a meeting over chai (the real kind), and I listened to his story. I smiled and told him, Rahul, you’re not alone. 8 out of 10 young earners in India are in the same boat. The good news? It’s fixable.

I explained to him a simple, practical 3-part formula that every Individual should follow:


Step 1: Build Wealth with SIPs
We discussed how even starting with ₹5,000 a month in SIPs can grow into lakhs over 10–15 years, thanks to the power of compounding.

Start now, I told him, so your money starts working for you while you chill on those beach holidays.

We picked two mutual funds one for long-term wealth creation and another for his short-term travel goals.


Step 2: Protect with Term and Health Insurance
I asked him, Rahul, you’re the only earning member of your family, right?

He nodded.

What happens to your parents if something happens to you?

He became silent.

That’s when I explained why term insurance is not optional it’s essential. It costs less than a pizza per month but can secure his family’s future with a ₹1 crore cover.

Then I asked, Do you know how much a hospital bill costs today?

He guessed ₹10,000.

I smiled and said, Try ₹2–3 lakhs for a moderate surgery.

We got him a good health insurance plan, covering him now, and his parents later.


Step 3: Be Ready with an Emergency Fund
I asked him, What happens if your company suddenly lets you go, or if there’s a medical need before your insurance kicks in?

He shrugged.

That’s why an emergency fund is important at least 6 months of expenses if not more, kept aside in a liquid fund or savings account.

We created a plan to build this emergency fund in the next 6 months, without hurting his current lifestyle.


Just a few weeks later, Rahul messaged me again.

I finally feel like I’m in control of my money. Wish I started earlier!

I replied, It’s never too late, Rahul. Most people never even start.


If you are like Rahul earning well, but confused or anxious about the future then this is your reminder.

It’s time to build your own simple money plan with:

SIP for Wealth Creation
Term Insurance for Family Protection
Health Insurance for Medical Security
Emergency Fund for Peace of Mind

And don’t worry you don’t have to figure it all out alone.

I help people just like you with simple and smart financial planning, tailored for your life and goals.

👉 Message me on WhatsApp: Click here
or
👉 Book a FREE consultation now

Let’s take the stress out of money, one smart step at a time.


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Drop your comments below I’d love to hear from you and answer any queries!



Friday, June 6, 2025

₹21,773 Crores in Commissions: How Banks Are Profiting at the Cost of Customers

Have you ever felt pushed into buying a financial product by your bank?

You’re not alone and new data shows just how big this problem is. 


According to a powerful report by 1 Finance Magazine, the top 15 banks in India earned a jaw dropping ₹21,773 crores in just one year (FY24) from commissions by selling life insurance, mutual funds, and other financial products.

But here’s the catch: these products are often sold not based on what’s right for you but what pays the highest commission to the seller.

The Hidden Game of Mis-Selling

The report exposes a harsh reality:

Over 57% of bank employees admit they are instructed to sell financial products even if they don’t suit the customer’s needs.

This is called mis-selling, and it happens when:

  • Products are sold using incomplete or misleading information
  • Customers are made to believe it’s compulsory to buy insurance to get loans or lockers
  • Elderly investors are pushed into high-risk, market-linked policies they don’t need
  • Agents focus on what earns them more commission, not what benefits you

The result? Customers get locked into poor-performing products, often losing money, while banks smile all the way to the commission counter.

Why Banks Prefer Life Insurance Over Mutual Funds

Let’s break it down with some facts from the 1 Finance Magazine report:

  • Banks earn 2 to 11 times more commission on insurance than mutual funds
  • Up to 65% of your premium goes as commission to the bank in the first year
  • Banks often sell insurance from their own group companies up to 100% in some cases
  • Mutual fund commissions are regulated and capped, but insurance continues to be a high-margin product

In short: Life insurance is the most profitable product for banks even if it’s not the best for you.

The Outcome? You Lose

  • 49% of insurance policies lapse within 5 years either because customers can’t afford them or realise they were misled
  • 43.3% of benefits paid by insurers go towards surrendered or lapsed policies, meaning many customers walk away with a loss
  • Meanwhile, the mutual fund industry, with stricter rules and better transparency, has shown a CAGR of 20.7% over the last decade compared to 10.4% in insurance

And yet, banks push insurance more. Why? Because it pays more.

So, What Should You Do?

If you're unsure whether the product offered by your bank suits your goals, don’t rush. Every financial decision should be aligned with your life goals, cash flow, and risk tolerance.

This is where I can help.

✅ I provide personalized investment planning based on your financial goals and risk appetite
✅ I am licensed by SEBI and IRDAI
✅ You can also explore my book, What the Heck is Happening with My Money?, a practical personal finance guide for every Indian household


Final Thoughts

Trust is the foundation of any financial relationship. But as the latest report shows, that trust can be misused.

Before saying yes to the next insurance or mutual fund pitch from your bank, take a step back and ask:
Is this in my best interest or just theirs?

Let’s talk. Let’s plan. Let’s grow your wealth your way.


Source: Based on insights from “The Mis-selling Menace” by 1 Finance Magazine 

Leave a comment below if you have questions or thoughts I’d love to hear from you!

And hey, maybe we’ll even meet at a café sometime too. 


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Monday, June 2, 2025

How Do Some Families Survive on Just One Income? The Secrets Revealed!

A true story, practical insights, and a free offer from a personal finance expert for Indian families.


A few months ago, I met a cheerful family at a friends wedding in Chennai. The husband, Arjun, worked in a private company, and his wife, Priya, was a homemaker. They had two school-going children, lived in a rented 2BHK flat, owned a small car, took one holiday a year, and still managed to save regularly. 

Now, here’s the twist:
They lived comfortably on just Arjun’s income.

When I heard this, I smiled and asked curiously,
Arjun, how are you doing this? In today’s world, even with two incomes, people struggle to manage expenses, EMI, and save!

He laughed and replied,
We’ve learnt to live smart. But it wasn’t always like this. Let me tell you a story.


Flashback: 8 Years Ago

Arjun and Priya were both working professionals in Mumbai. Life was fast. Expenses were faster. Their combined income was good, but they had zero savings. Every month felt like running on a treadmill that kept speeding up. Rent, EMIs, Zomato orders, weekend getaways everything seemed essential… until it wasn’t.

Then came the turning point. Priya was expecting their first child and decided to take a break from her job. That one decision changed everything.

Suddenly, their income was cut in half.

Reality hit hard. Arjun had to take a personal loan just to keep up with expenses. They sold Priya’s car, cancelled their credit cards, and began writing down every rupee they spent even the ₹10 paid to the newspaper guy.

But instead of panicking, they decided to reset their financial life.


The Turning Point

✅ They simplified everything.
✅ Cooked more at home
✅ Made their own coffee
✅ Cut unnecessary shopping
✅ Budgeted for everything, even weekend samosas!

And then they made one wise decision:
They reached out to me for financial guidance.

We sat down and reviewed their finances expenses, income, goals, and risks. I explained how small, steady investments could make a huge difference. We started a basic SIP, added term insurance for Arjun, and built an emergency fund.

Slowly but surely, things started changing.


Present Day: Financially Strong, Stress-Free Living

Now, 8 years later, Arjun’s single income comfortably supports:
✅ Household expenses
✅ School fees
✅ Rent
✅ Monthly investments
✅ A yearly family vacation

How?

Because they understood a simple truth:
You don’t need a big income. You need the right money habits.


I’ve met many families like Arjun and Priya some in Bengaluru, some in Hyderabad, some even in small towns like Rampur and Trichy who have cracked this simple code:

Live below your means. Invest the rest. Stay consistent.

And no, they’re not living boring lives. They’re enjoying every moment, without the burden of unnecessary loans or spending pressure.

What made the difference?
Smart financial habits
Right guidance
Timely action

That’s where I come in. As someone with over 20 years of experience in personal finance and investment consultation, I help individuals and families create real, practical financial plans no jargon, no pressure, just pure guidance.


Want to Take Control of Your Money?

If you feel your income disappears too quickly...
If you want to check the health of your current investments…
Or if you’re ready to start building a strong financial future…

I offer a FREE one-on-one consultation
To study your current finances
Discuss future investment plans
And give you clear, simple suggestions, with no compulsion to invest

📱 Contact me on WhatsApp: Click to Chat
📅 Or Book a FREE Appointment: Click here to schedule

Let’s build your financial plan together just like Arjun and Priya did.

Remember:
Smart families don’t wait for the perfect income.
They take the perfect first step.


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