Why Even the Most Dedicated Teachers Struggle Financially
The Harsh Truth:
Every morning, we step into classrooms and offices to shape young minds and build the future of our nation. We guide students, manage schools, and carry a deep sense of responsibility.But amidst lesson plans, staff meetings, and exam schedules…
we often neglect the most critical lesson for ourselves – financial literacy.
This blog is for you — my fellow principals and teachers — who have always given your best to others, but maybe haven’t given enough thought to your own financial growth and security.
From a ₹15,000 Salary to Financial Discipline — Why SIP Was My Smartest Decision as a Teacher
My 2009 Story: A ₹35,00 Lesson That Cost Me Lakhs
From a ₹15,000 Salary to a Confident Financial Start — My SIP Story
Back in 2009, my monthly income as a school teacher was just ₹15,000. Between household expenses, children’s education, and unexpected medical bills, every rupee was spoken for. But deep inside, I held a quiet dream — to secure a better financial future for my family, even if I didn’t fully know how to make it happen.That year, I took a step that felt bold, even risky at the time:
👉 I started a monthly SIP of ₹3,500 in mutual funds. Yes, ₹3,500 — nearly a quarter of my salary — felt like a huge commitment.
I split it across three funds:👉 Read the full post here »
I’m a Teacher Too – Here’s Why I Started My Retirement Planning Before It Was Too Late
A heartfelt guide for Indian educators who want to retire with peace, not panic.
👋 When Retirement No Longer Feels Far Away…
Retirement always seemed like a distant thought… until I saw it unfold up close.”
A few months ago, I attended the retirement ceremony of a close relative — someone I’ve always looked up to. ………………
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Financial Literacy for Teachers: Powerful Lessons They Never Taught Us in School
Best SIP Plans for Teachers: How I Built Financial Discipline on a ₹15,000 Salary
Diversified Investment Portfolio: 6 Powerful Money Lessons from Karan and Arjun Every Teacher Must Apply
Money Saving Tips: Budgeting Tips for Teachers I Learned from My Silent Staffroom Struggles
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