Aarav Mehta

Aarav Mehta is interested in researching money and digital assets. He hopes to make money more understandable to the average person. Aarav provides clear, practical advice on business strategy, digital finance, and basic money management at psst.in. This will help people make better choices in a world where currencies are changing rapidly.

DeFi vs. Banks: Is Decentralized Finance the Future?

The world of finance is going through a massive change due to the emergence of DeFi, or decentralized finance. For centuries, banking and financial systems have been the core pillars of the economy; now there is competition from blockchain-based systems that promise better transparency, accessibility, and efficiency. With the growing adoption of digital assets and …

Investing in Stocks During a Recession: Strategies

Investing in stocks during a recession can be a source of concern and curiosity, especially for those unfamiliar with how financial markets operate under difficult circumstances. While recessions can be challenging, they can also present unique opportunities to create long-term wealth if approached with a sound plan. This blog discusses the principles of investing during …

Stock Market Strategies – A Beginner’s Roadmap

Successful investing doesn’t require an advanced finance degree or complicated math skills; just some tried-and-tested strategies. This beginner-friendly roadmap will provide assistance as you understand and implement key strategies. Acquiring shares in a company confers partial ownership and provides the potential to multiply your initial investment multiple times over. But like any investment market, shares …

Protecting Your Digital Assets: Best Security Practices

The digital world is vast and interconnected. It’s where we store our most sensitive data. Digital assets, from personal files to critical business data, are the foundation of modern life. Cyberattacks are on the rise, as technology is increasingly relied upon. It is important to protect your digital assets, not only because it’s a technical necessity but also …