Money and relationships! | Money Lessons 2025 | Ankur Warikoo Hindi

"Don't think about giving back to them. Family because it is expected that your parents will still be in working age, so they are earning for them, so they can take care of themselves. If it is a difficult time or there is a great need, of course, help them. This is without thought. But if they don't need that help, then the first saddle we normally leave with our mother, saying, 'Mom, this is my first salary, it is yours. That is what we all should do.' But after that, my suggestion is, for 30 years, there is no need to contribute towards your parents' income."

"Never give them any money. You will always maintain a professional distance. So, in your office, if your colleagues, who are not your friends, ask for money, you should say very clearly that friend, in a professional setting, I am not comfortable lending or borrowing money, so I am really sorry, I will not be able to help, of course, it depends on the amount because if someone is asking for Rs. 10-20 for a samosa or tea. You will give it again don't expect it back if it comes then it's great but if someone is suddenly asking for 5000 10000 50000 then you will put your foot down and say sorry in a professional setting neither do I ask for money from anyone nor do I give money to anyone because I feel that that is a clean way of doing it"

"what is his thinking towards money, what is his thinking towards faith or religion and what is his thinking towards ambition, if these three thinking are aligned in a way that your approach towards money and his approach is more or less the same, the approach towards faith or religion is more or less the same, the approach towards ambition or professional journey is more or less the same, it is quite possible that the two of you will have a healthy and a fruitful life."

"What it means is partner one and partner two both have salary bank accounts and both of them will say that we will keep Rs. 10, 15, 20 or whatever is there from this for ourselves and the rest will be swapped in to the common bank account. So that Rs. 10, 20 becomes your individual fund money, play money. You can use it in any form, but it is not your investment amount. It is, as I said, your fun money and your play money. So, from the common pool, you will spend your monthly expenses. From that, you will spend for your needs, from that, for your desires and from that, for your investments."