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If you are a student, a young professional, or just someone looking to make sense of your money in India, you have come to the right place.

Who Am I? My name is Arjun Devkar, and like many of you, I am a student navigating the competitive world of exams and finances.

I started DailyWealthTips.in with a single goal: To decode the complex world of finance for the common Indian student.

In school and college, we are taught history and science, but no one teaches us how to save pocket money, which apps actually pay real cash, or how to apply for government scholarships.

What You Will Find Here: I don't believe in boring financial jargon. On this blog, I write simple, practical guides on:

Legit Earning Methods: Apps and side hustles that actually work in India (No scams).
Student Savings: How to manage your monthly budget while living in a hostel or PG.
Banking & Schemes: Unlocking government benefits and understanding banking hacks.
Smart Investing: How to start small with just ₹100 or ₹500.

My Promise: Every article on this site is researched and tested. If I recommend an app, it’s because I have checked it myself. I believe in honest, transparent advice.

Thank you for being part of this journey. Let’s build a wealthier future together.

Connect With Me: Have a question or a topic request? Email me at: devkararjun2001@gmail.com

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