I'm planning to start investing and can comfortably invest INR 5k every month through SIP. I'm completely new to mutual funds and looking to invest for the long term.
I would also appreciate any beginner tips or mistakes I should avoid before starting
Thanks in advance!
I have been facing this problem myself, so I started building Halal Hub, a directory focused on halal businesses in Bangalore. It's still growing, and you can also refer or add halal restaurants and businesses that aren't listed yet. As a thank you, you will earn loyalty points for contribution.
If anyone wants to try it, let me know and I will be happy to share the link.
I was thinking about how difficult it can be to find genuinely halal restaurants, grocery stores, bakeries, butcher shops and other businesses, especially when travelling or visiting a new area.
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If there were an app that only listed verified halal-certified businesses, instead of relying only on reviews, would you use it?
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An application which had all features such as finding nearby halal businesses, checking for verified halal certification, prayer time with mosque locations, family tree, and at the same time earn points with reference?
My kid had an absolute meltdown today over something so small I can't even remember what set it off, and none of my usual go-to worked.
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That made me realise everyone's got that one weird trick that works like magic for their kids. What is yours? Genuinely collecting ideas here because I'm out of tricks.
I'm considering enrolling my child at Grandeur international school (TGIS) on Sharjapur road, bangalore.
I have read it follows IGCSE curriculum and integrates islamic studies alongside academics. I have a few things to understand and know:
How is the overall teaching quality?
How does school balance academics with extracurricular activities?
Is the fee structure reasonable for what they are offering?
How is campus and infrastructure in day to day use?
Any honest positive or negative feedback would help me make an informed decision.
Thanks in advance!
I recently realised how difficult it can be to verify whether a restaurant is truly Halal. Have you ever found out a restaurant you trusted wasn't actually Halal? What happened, and how do you verify its halal before eating out?
One thing I noticed while exploring Halal restaurants is that many places have amazing food but no presentation online. Meanwhile average food places with only good ambience have better marketing and all the attention.
I started investing in a ULIP last year and currently contribute 10k per month. The policy requires me to pay premiums for 5 years. So far, I haven't seen much growth in my fund value, which is making me question whether it's worth continuing.
Should I keep investing and give it more time, or would it be better to stop paying premiums and move my money elsewhere?
Have you ever discovered that a restaurant you trusted wasn't actually halal? How did you handle it?
People who bought term insurance early, do you feel it was worth it later or did you feel you over planned too soon?