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@captainwonderful Yes you can DM

@captainwonderful I'm 28M who studied abroad with an education loan at 3 years of work ex. My advise would be to hold on to this plan for some more time if your family is dependent on you. I had taken an education loan for 35L to study in Europe and due to Covid everything was messed up. Now I...

@teampureboston Forget CIBIL bro. At this point, look for ways to increase your income and pay off the debt. Sit down with your friends and ask if they will consider giving you a couple of months before you continue paying them. Go to the bank, and ask if they will help reduce EMI by extending...

@jimkhong Withdrawing using form 19 should give the entire amount I guess

@rebecca1993 Yeah I can understand!

@consolatio It’s not worth it! If you can clear the loan, just go for it. Instead you can invest in a home

@rae46 Hope you prove your mom wrong :)

@theendwasin70ad Wow! This is very cool. May you continue investing at that rate

I was in a very bad place last June when I got laid off. EMIs worth 70k a month, rent of 38k/month, other expenses and the company didn’t even pay FnF (even today some of it is pending). It was a bad time because I had gotten married and had used up most savings (didn’t have much to begin with)...

@seabiscuit If you don’t mind, can you mention the EMI range and how are you paying it off? Are you paying a fixed additional amount monthly or making a lump sum amount every few months? It’ll be interesting to know

As the title says, are there other people working on getting rid of debt? It can be personal loans, education loans, home or car loans. I was laid off from my job last year and realised how bad my situation is, so I started working on getting rid of it. There’s no Indian community for debt...