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29M, Senior Manager earning 32 LPA — but Reddit is making me question my career
I’m 29M and currently working as a Senior Manager at an InsurTech company, earning around ₹32 LPA. I work from home and, objectively, I feel I’m doing reasonably well in my career.
But after spending some time on Reddit, I’ve started feeling really confused about where I stand.
I keep seeing posts from people who are 24–26 years old saying they’re earning ₹3–4 lakh+ per month, and comments saying things like “at least ₹3 lakh/month by 25–26” or that anything below that is low.
It has genuinely made me wonder — is everyone actually earning that much, or am I just seeing a very biased sample on Reddit?
I know people generally post their achievements more than their struggles, but when you see these posts repeatedly, it’s hard not to compare.
For someone who is 29 and earning ₹32 LPA, how would you realistically evaluate where I stand in the Indian job market?
Am I doing reasonably well, or am I actually behind where I should be?
Would appreciate honest opinions, especially from people who are around 27–32.

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u/Double-Rip699 — 9 days ago

Is 250 lacs corpus enough to quit job and try exploring entrepreneurship in India ?

Is 250 lacs corpus enough to quit job and try exploring entrepreneurship in India at 41 years age ? with no liablities.

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u/lalit-jethani — 7 days ago

Is investing Rs.1 lakh+ every month enough to realistically build Rs.1 crore in 5 years, or does it require taking much higher risk?

I’m trying to understand the math here. Would consistent investing be enough, or would higher returns/risk be needed to reach Rs.1 crore in 5 years?

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u/OurFinocracyIN — 8 days ago