Why a ₹1 crore salary still wasn't enough: The IITian's story is a wake-up call on financial literacy

Source: The Times of India· TOI Education· July 29, 2026

A viral post about an IIT graduate earning over ₹1 crore annually but struggling to pay a ₹15,000 tax bill underscores why financial literacy matters as much as income. The story highlights the dangers of poor cash-flow management, lifestyle inflation and ina…

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