Who said millennials care only about Snapchat streaks and wearing branded clothes? Times are changing and some of them are hoping to plan their finances early on in their lives. Saloni Mehta, 23, has been working as a chartered accountant with professional services firm EY for a year now, but it was only a few months ago when she realised her money was lying idle. “I kept procrastinating my investments as I wanted to take time out to understand the markets and other financial products,” said Mehta. “When I realised I was just delaying it, I decided to consult a financial planner.”
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