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We do not encourage any form of self-promotion.

This includes -

1. Requests for DMs

2. Backlinks to web content, products, services, companies, or anything else owned by the poster or anyone affiliated with them

3. Affiliate links

4. Fundraising

5. Requests for loans or cash transfers

6. Investment products or services from distributors

7. Manipulated content encouraging users to visit your reddit account/subreddit

8. Soliciting business/investors, market research, media requests, or recruiting

In the past few weeks, there’s been an unusually large number of self promotional posts and comments, often with AI generated and manipulated content trying to create visibility about a product or service offering.

While we actively moderate and remove such content and - in some cases - ban the violators, due the the sheer volume, we’ve noticed some of this content slipping between the cracks for days to weeks.

This is a sizeable sub and receives a sizeable amount of posts every day, and we’re able to moderate it well enough thanks to people who have been reporting violations of subreddit rules.

We encourage everyone to help us by reporting self promotional content to keep the sub a safe and trustworthy space.

Note - I’ll preface this by apologising for the tone & language used. I am not selling you anything, so I am not going to sugarcoat stuff.

There is a certain type of mindset that you need to adopt to build, and keep wealth in India. Not everyone can build wealth, and that’s fine. It is how the system is, and will be in our lifetimes. So here goes -

1. Stop acting like a reta*d, vilifying wealth that others have accumulated. You’re never going to build real wealth if you don’t have wealthy people walking with you and guiding you at every step.

2. If you’re building wealth from scratch, you need to decide what is important to you. There are a lot of things out there that will provide quick gratification. You need to choose between those, and building wealth. It’s not possible to have both.

3. You need to have the hunger for building wealth. No one can accumulate 100 crores if they are satisfied at 10. You need to be consistent at contributing further towards wealth accumulation at every point in the journey.

4. You must be consistent when scaling up. If your current investment strategy cannot be scaled up by deploying 100X of the capital without much additional effort or stress from you, then it is a bad strategy.

5. Income is the only thing that matters when you’re building wealth for yourself. Your investment returns mean something only for future generations. This is because the max your investments will return you within your active lifetime is 4-6X of your lifetime income. That is all.

6. Don’t pinch pennies chasing quick money while losing out on crores like most people do. Making 20K freelancing while burning the time that could be used to 2X your income - that’s foolish to say the least

7. Stop comparing yourself to people who’re struggling below you. Someone making minimum wage with generational debt isn’t your ticket to for you to feel great about your 1L salary.

8. Wealth building is not about working hard for more money. It is all about scaling your income to 2X, 5X, 10X, etc while putting the same volume of effort into doing the work. If that means going up the corporate ladder, then climb it. If it means scaling up your freelance gigs by hiring some assistants, do that.

And lastly, Dream Big. If 1Cr is your dream, then work towards 5. If 10Cr seems cool to FIRE, why not try 50? Focus on building generational wealth.

I couldn’t find an option in the app. Can someone help me with the email id of HSBC customer support for credit cards?

Is it cardsupport@hsbc.co.in?