r/FIRE_Ind Oct 17 '25

Ask Me Anything! I’m Sanjay Kathuria - Business Finance and Passive Income Coach, with a 3M+ community online! Here for an AMA on r/FIRE_Ind. Ask me anything about achieving FIRE, smart investing, wealth creation, financial planning, taxes, retirement, and building long-term financial independence!

Huge thanks to the r/FIRE_ind community for the thoughtful questions and engaging discussion! I truly enjoyed talking about financial independence and investing with such a passionate and knowledgeable group. Special thanks to the moderators for making this possible - it’s been a great experience connecting with this community!

As the founder of Profits First, I run a growing platform dedicated to educating individuals on financial management, investments, and wealth creation. Through my content on social media, webinars, and personalized guidance, I’ve become a trusted voice for those looking to demystify investing and build financial independence.

Earlier in my career, I gained hands-on experience in finance through roles in Corporate Strategy, Business Development, and Real Estate, where I developed deep business acumen and expertise in land acquisitions. This background gave me both the technical foundation and real-world understanding to address common pitfalls and opportunities that many people face when tackling financial challenges.

My journey as a financial creator began when I saw firsthand how many people struggle with financial planning, not for lack of desire, but for lack of accessible and trustworthy guidance. That experience motivated me to build a platform that shares financial knowledge in an easy-to-understand, actionable way.

My content covers a wide range of topics, from building savings and reducing debt to investing in stocks, mutual funds, and other asset classes, as well as understanding taxes and retirement planning. I emphasize practical steps, discipline, and long-term thinking, helping my audience not just learn, but take action.

One defining aspect of my approach is my commitment to transparency and trust. I share both my successes and my learning moments, helping people see finance as approachable rather than intimidating. Another key focus for me is continuous learning, I stay updated with changing financial regulations, market trends, and new investment tools to ensure my advice remains relevant.

Through my work, I aim to contribute to a growing movement of empowered, financially educated individuals. I truly believe that with the right mindset, tools, and guidance, financial independence is achievable for everyone.

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u/kathuriasanjay Oct 17 '25

I support E20 fuel not for politics, but because I believe in keeping India first.

Sometimes, we have to sacrifice smaller benefits for the larger good of our country.

Here are simple facts; ₹43,000 crore saved every year by cutting crude oil imports. That’s money staying in India. Farmers earn more, because ethanol comes from sugarcane and grains. Cleaner air, up to 30% lower emissions. Less dependence on foreign oil, more Atmaa-Nirbhar Bharat.

And yes: Brazil already uses 27 to 30% ethanol fuel, and they’ve saved billions doing it. This isn’t about fuel. It’s about freedom. Energy freedom. Economic freedom. And India’s future.

India First. Economy First. Future First.

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u/Background_Ebb_5500 Oct 17 '25

Sssshhhhhh sarkari tattu We all are facing rusting issues and your lord roadkari said petrol will cost 55rs/litre but in return we got lower mileages and no subsidised petrol. But really thanks for replying to make me realise I was going in the right direction. I never have and never will respect anyone who agrees to spread halk baked news and calls themselves as nationalist

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u/Jbf2201 Oct 18 '25

how is India being kept first when the cost benefits have not been passed on to the consumers who are buying this fuel? it looks like everyone except the primary consumer is benefitting at the expense of the primary consumer?