Your salary comes in. Your savings don't grow. Here's why.
A 90-minute live session for salaried Indians. Learn exactly where your money should go after EMIs, SIPs and tax — without falling for another LIC trap or hot stock tip.
Sunday · 11:00 AM IST · Live on Zoom
Why your hard-earned
money is vanishing.
8 out of 10 salaried Indians say the same three things. Read these honestly.
Your money isn't growing
FD gives 6%. Inflation eats 7%. Mutual funds confuse you. Stocks feel like gambling. Every year you quietly get poorer in real terms — and no one tells you straight.
No real plan for the future
Retirement, child's education, your own home — everyone talks, no one shows you actual numbers. That LIC or ULIP your relative sold you is silently killing your returns.
Tax saving = March panic
Every year, same scramble. ELSS, PPF, NPS, ULIP — you pick whatever your CA suggests in the last week and hope for the best. There is a better way.
That's exactly why this Sunday's session exists — to fix all three, in 90 minutes.
Real frameworks. No jargon. Built for Indian salaries.
Every section ends with a number you can act on — not a theory you have to research later.
The Indian salary blueprint
The 50-30-20 rule rebuilt for real Indian salaries — after EMI, after SIP, after tax.
Mutual funds, decoded in 60 seconds
Which 3 fund categories actually matter for you. Stop scrolling Groww in confusion.
The LIC / ULIP exit playbook
When to surrender, when to keep paying, and how to redirect that money into real growth.
Tax saving on autopilot
80C + 80D + NPS sequencing that runs by itself. No more March-end panic, ever.
₹50K / ₹1L / ₹2L salary templates
Copy a ready monthly money plan that matches your take-home — start using it Monday.
90 minutes.
A complete money plan.
This isn't a motivational talk. It isn't a sales pitch dressed up as a webinar. It's a working session — you'll leave with documents, numbers and a plan you can actually run on Monday morning.
- A written one-page monthly plan tailored to your salary bracket.
- A 5-point checklist to review any mutual fund or insurance policy in 2 minutes.
- Clarity on whether to surrender or continue your existing LIC / ULIP.
- The exact tax-saving stack to follow from April — not March.
- A simple framework for retirement and child-education corpus targets.
- Direct answers in the live Q&A — no DM follow-ups needed.
Real people. Real outcomes.
"I finally exited a 12-year ULIP I'd been guilt-trapped into. Redirected that ₹3,000/month into index funds. Wish I'd attended this 5 years ago."
"Four years of watching YouTube and still confused. One Sunday with Parveen, and my first SIP was live by Monday afternoon. The clarity is unreal."
"For the first time, my tax saving was sorted in April — not March. Saved me ₹40K in stress-driven bad decisions. Just that one thing was worth attending."
"Earning well doesn't mean planning well. Parveen showed me my money plan in one page. I now know what I own, why I own it, and what's next."
Parveen Kumar
Financial educator · Built for salaried India
Parveen has spent over a decade helping salaried professionals across India fix the same three problems: money that doesn't grow, no plan for the future, and tax saving done in panic. No insurance commissions, no mutual fund kickbacks — just frameworks that actually work.
Every Sunday at 11 AM, he goes live and walks people through a complete money plan in 90 minutes. Calm, direct, and grounded in numbers you can verify yourself.
Here's how it works
Joining link sent on WhatsApp before Sunday.
The stuff everyone asks.
Stop guessing with your salary.
Sit down for 90 minutes this Sunday.
No fee. No product pitch. Just the money plan you wish someone had handed you the day you got your first salary.
Free · Live Q&A · Only a few seats per session
P.S. If you've been telling yourself "I'll figure out my finances next month" for the last 3 years — this is the Sunday you finally do. 90 minutes. One plan. Done.
Not for day traders, F&O punters or crypto speculators. Built for salaried professionals who want a calm, compounding relationship with money.