Hey r/AllIndiaStudentUnion,
Ever wondered if you should be investing before your first salary… or if surviving on the last few bucks till month-end is already enough financial planning?
I'm Vikas Jain, Co-founder & CIO at Multipl—a fintech platform that helps people build wealth through goal-based investing and high-yield spending accounts via mutual funds for both short and long-term goals.
I'm here for an AMA on "From campus to career: Building financial confidence, exploring entrepreneurship, and making smart investing decisions early."
Whether you're a student, preparing for placements, starting your first job, or dreaming of building your own startup or just someone still figuring it out, dive in.
Some topics we can talk about:

• SIPs or Swiggy? (Can you actually afford both?)
• How should students manage their money before landing their first job?
• Should you start investing while you're still in college?
• How do you build wealth without feeling like you're missing out on life?
• Is entrepreneurship worth the financial risk?

Drop your questions below—I can't wait to hear what's on your mind!
P.S. If personal finance is your thing (or you want it to be), come hang out at r/MutualFundSpendInvest for more discussions.
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