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"Spring has arrived with the most awaited festival for which we all have waited for. Yes! It’s Holi time. The festival is celebrated across the country with colours of faces and love in the heart. The festival has lots of importance and signifies the triumph of good versus evil.

Holi is celebrated two days, of which the first day is HolikaDahan which is followed by Rangwali Holi on the second day. We all love this festival and celebrate it with full joy, the festival teaches us a lot of lessons, of which we will today discuss some money lessons that you can associate with it. "

"This Holi, you may consider giving financial gifts to your family and friends. You can gift equity shares that you already own, which can be a great way to reap value from your investments to secure another's future.

Equity is an excellent addition to anybody's portfolio as it has the potential to build wealth in the long term. From Jeff Bezos to Warren Buffett to Mukesh Ambani, a major chunk of billionaires' wealth is made from the equity they own in companies.

This Holi color a loved one's life with showing him / her with equity investment."

"Monopoly has been a classic board game for over 100 years. It's a real estate trading game that nearly everyone plays for fun and a chance to be a pretend real estate tycoon. But if you've played Monopoly long enough, you quickly realize that the game offers a lot of financial wisdom and lessons that can be applied to the real world of finance and investing.

We've shared valuable lessons that not only help you increase your chances of winning the board game, but also increase your chances of having a better understanding of prudent financial and investment principles."

Money lesson to "up" your money game

"We’re three-quarters into the English Premier League season and there’s no denying that the action has been as riveting as ever. With every weekend throwing up one pulsating match after another, this is turning out to be one of the most competitive seasons in years.

So, there you have it. Next time you pop open a beer and get comfortable before the next round of Premier League action, take a look at how you’re placed financially depending on which team you support."

"Football fever is on and as you watch the English Premier League games you could also take important cues on investing from the strategies adopted by the teams. Quite similar to the requirements of investing success, teams strategise for each match and also for success over the long run in the tournament.

Here are some important lessons you can learn from the way the successful teams play the game"

The Wolf of Wall Street is a biographical movie, inspired by a true story, based on the life of John Belfort. The screenplay was adapted from a book which goes by the name Jordon Belfort. The story is about the man, who enters Wall Street as a passionate and inspired stockbroker, and climbs his way up the ladder, eventually becoming a tycoon with his company Stratton Oakmond

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Disclaimer: Educational analysis only and not investment advice.

"The Richest Man in Babylon – Summary in 3 Sentences
The book is set in ancient Babylon, and follows the story of Arkad, the richest man in all of Babylon, imparting his wisdom to a younger man, Bansir, who wishes to become wealthy.

The book is set in ancient Babylon, and follows the story of Arkad, the richest man in all of Babylon, imparting his wisdom to a younger man, Bansir, who wishes to become wealthy.

It lays out the basics of personal finance – spend less than you earn, save 10% of your income, and invest wisely – in an engaging parable format (stories told to teach a lesson). The book teaches that if you follows these basic lessons, work hard, and continue improving your skills, you can build future wealth through passive streams of income."