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The “Handling Financial Emergencies” podcast done with Tushar Mittal. In this episode, Sanjit Talks about how individuals should think about financial preparedness in both personal and professional contexts. The discussion highlights the importance of planning for unexpected financial disruptions such as income loss, medical emergencies, or sudden expenses. It contrasts corporate financial planning with personal money management and emphasizes building resilience through structured cash flow awareness and disciplined financial decision-making. The episode forms part of Modulor Capital’s broader research-led approach to wealth advisory, focusing on risk understanding, liquidity preparedness, and long-term financial stability

Podcast – Handling Financial Emergencies

Affluent Investor Sanjit Singh Paul
We think differently when planning finances for a company (work-life) than when we do it for ourselves (personal life). Understand what goes into thinking about financial emergencies and a bit more, in this conversation between Sanjit and Tushar. Watch below... https://youtu.be/H05pN4EjVt8?si=av3MuSagFBeRBNal Watch on Youtube Introduction Video Transcript: Financial success is often associated with education, career growth, and smart investments. ...
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How to invest like a pro

Affluent Investor Sanjit Singh Paul
The critical reason that professional investors make more money than most other investors is that they engage with the financial markets (of all sorts) full-time. This does not imply they are more intelligent than other non-professional investors but does imply that they invest with clear-cut agendas. They design specific strategies to meet these agendas and ...
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How to invest if you are a newbie

Affluent Investor Sanjit Singh Paul
As an adviser, we get to interact with clients at various stages of investor maturities. While some clients are beginning to build a portfolio, others already have one. In the process of giving clients investment advice, the first part of our job is to unwind their complex portfolios before we build them one which is ...

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