Create knowledge
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Yes
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Charles davison
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"No"
| 2 years ago
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Defenitely NO If we are in crisis cut down on our perks and spendings its in our times it has affected we have to bear it, not those who have served their mite and have endured such economic crisis in their times and gone thru it painfully . It...
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Anal Sarkar
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| 3 years ago
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Yes agreed that money was saved by them in the form of gratuity but the conditins that are prevailing now were not the same then. Things have changed and s they are also going to suffer.
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Vijay Bhaskar
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"No"
| 3 years ago
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It is sad that the thought process is going this way. Would you think of loosing on your life long investment just because of the recent screwup of the financials? Pension is the way by which our former peers get recognized for what they have...
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Debate: "Cut cost through Pension of retirees" deleted from your view.
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Charles davison
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Pension system is a necessity,and should be considered as Basic necessity. It takes care of min needs at a stage where vulnerability is most.Its a stage wherein you are at a disadvantage in terms of opprtunity,age,physical and mental abilty and...
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Anal Sarkar
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| 3 years ago
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Ok I do agree that there has been an increase but this increase is not proportionate. Like for people who were involved in the education sector theirincrement was more as compared to those involved in administrative services.
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Debate: "Pension system requires change or not" deleted from your view.
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Continuous learning
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Positive Attitude
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Vinayarajan KV
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"Positive Attitude"
| 3 years ago
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One want to remain as leader he need to positive, if one has thepositive attitude then continual learning,balanced mentality,thinking for others and creativity will be an habit for such a person
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varsha
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"Continuous learning"
| 3 years ago
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continous learning is ultimate  in a positive way for leaders  to upgrade condition of mankind as whole.
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make low budget flates/house.
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Start Investment in Vaccation Homes
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inderjeet singh
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"investment in punjab"
| 2 years ago
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hi this is inderjeet singh from amritsar recd ur invitation through toostep.com glad to know about u,just sharing my views with u what  u suggest regarding real estate in punjab whether u predict some better prosect in this sector in comming...
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PANKAJ PRATAP SINGH
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"make low budget flates/house."
| 3 years ago
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low budget flate customer are more than medium and high range customers and costing of low budget flate is very low compare to medium and high budget flates.
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Ideate: "How Can Real Estate Make You Rich?" deleted from your view.
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Lower-income segment
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High-networth households
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Prathibha Dasari
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"Lower-income segment"
| 3 years ago
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Marketers before launching any product or service firstly they ill focus on lower income segments as u know India happenes to be amix of all types of segments and more over a wide range of lower income segment
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Anal Sarkar
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| 3 years ago
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At the end of the day profitability is the key, it would make more sense for financial corporations to have exclusive high net worth individuals club such that wealth managers will be more focussed and incorporating less distribution cost.
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Jambu Iyer
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"Lower-income segment"
| 3 years ago
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I think with the growth of young India and its middle and lower middle class....there is tremendous potential for rise of income of even the lower income group....coupled by the huge mass there is plenty of oppurtunities and potential....
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Debate: "Lower-income segment vs High-net worth households ?" deleted from your view.
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Lower-income segment
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High-networth households
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Prathibha Dasari
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"Lower-income segment"
| 3 years ago
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Marketers before launching any product or service firstly they ill focus on lower income segments as u know India happenes to be amix of all types of segments and more over a wide range of lower income segment
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Anal Sarkar
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| 3 years ago
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At the end of the day profitability is the key, it would make more sense for financial corporations to have exclusive high net worth individuals club such that wealth managers will be more focussed and incorporating less distribution cost.
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Jambu Iyer
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"Lower-income segment"
| 3 years ago
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I think with the growth of young India and its middle and lower middle class....there is tremendous potential for rise of income of even the lower income group....coupled by the huge mass there is plenty of oppurtunities and potential....
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Debate: "Lower-income segment vs High-net worth households ?" deleted from your view.
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High-networth households
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Prathibha Dasari
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"Lower-income segment"
| 3 years ago
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Marketers before launching any product or service firstly they ill focus on lower income segments as u know India happenes to be amix of all types of segments and more over a wide range of lower income segment
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Anal Sarkar
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| 3 years ago
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At the end of the day profitability is the key, it would make more sense for financial corporations to have exclusive high net worth individuals club such that wealth managers will be more focussed and incorporating less distribution cost.
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Jambu Iyer
| Argues in support of
"Lower-income segment"
| 3 years ago
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I think with the growth of young India and its middle and lower middle class....there is tremendous potential for rise of income of even the lower income group....coupled by the huge mass there is plenty of oppurtunities and potential....
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Debate: "Lower-income segment vs High-net worth households ?" deleted from your view.
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Lower-income segment
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High-networth households
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Prathibha Dasari
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"Lower-income segment"
| 3 years ago
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Marketers before launching any product or service firstly they ill focus on lower income segments as u know India happenes to be amix of all types of segments and more over a wide range of lower income segment
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Anal Sarkar
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| 3 years ago
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At the end of the day profitability is the key, it would make more sense for financial corporations to have exclusive high net worth individuals club such that wealth managers will be more focussed and incorporating less distribution cost.
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Jambu Iyer
| Argues in support of
"Lower-income segment"
| 3 years ago
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I think with the growth of young India and its middle and lower middle class....there is tremendous potential for rise of income of even the lower income group....coupled by the huge mass there is plenty of oppurtunities and potential....
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Debate: "Lower-income segment vs High-net worth households ?" deleted from your view.
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High-networth households
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Prathibha Dasari
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"Lower-income segment"
| 3 years ago
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Marketers before launching any product or service firstly they ill focus on lower income segments as u know India happenes to be amix of all types of segments and more over a wide range of lower income segment
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Anal Sarkar
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| 3 years ago
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At the end of the day profitability is the key, it would make more sense for financial corporations to have exclusive high net worth individuals club such that wealth managers will be more focussed and incorporating less distribution cost.
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Jambu Iyer
| Argues in support of
"Lower-income segment"
| 3 years ago
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I think with the growth of young India and its middle and lower middle class....there is tremendous potential for rise of income of even the lower income group....coupled by the huge mass there is plenty of oppurtunities and potential....
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Debate: "Lower-income segment vs High-net worth households ?" deleted from your view.
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High-networth households
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Prathibha Dasari
| Argues in support of
"Lower-income segment"
| 3 years ago
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Marketers before launching any product or service firstly they ill focus on lower income segments as u know India happenes to be amix of all types of segments and more over a wide range of lower income segment
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Anal Sarkar
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| 3 years ago
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At the end of the day profitability is the key, it would make more sense for financial corporations to have exclusive high net worth individuals club such that wealth managers will be more focussed and incorporating less distribution cost.
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Jambu Iyer
| Argues in support of
"Lower-income segment"
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I think with the growth of young India and its middle and lower middle class....there is tremendous potential for rise of income of even the lower income group....coupled by the huge mass there is plenty of oppurtunities and potential....
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Debate: "Lower-income segment vs High-net worth households ?" deleted from your view.
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