Abhishek Kumar in Outlook Business
Outlook Business is a business magazine and website from the Outlook group. Abhishek Kumar, founder of SahajMoney and SEBI Registered Investment Adviser (INA100008045), is quoted in its coverage of loans and credit, mutual funds and money management. Each item below links to the original or to our summary of it.
5 items in Outlook Business since 2024.
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2025 (1)
- 10 Nov 2025Lenskart Shares List at 3% Discount Amid Valuation ConcernsAbhishek quoted · Mutual fundsOriginal at Outlook Business: Lenskart Shares List at 3% Discount Amid Valuation Concerns (opens in a new tab)
Abhishek Kumar, who had earlier spoken to the outlet, said the valuation would take roughly 300 years of current profit to justify, called it window-dressing, and said retail investors should avoid businesses they do not understand.
2024 (4)
- 22 Jul 2024Household Debt: How To Identify High-Debt Signs, 5 Ways To Borrow Less & Save MoreAbhishek quoted · Debt and loansOriginal at Outlook Business: Household Debt: How To Identify High-Debt Signs, 5 Ways To Borrow Less & Save More (opens in a new tab)
Abhishek Kumar suggested keeping the debt-to-income ratio, which is total EMIs divided by monthly income, between 20% and 35%. He also suggested sorting spending into essential and optional items, so that cuts to optional spending free up money to repay costly debt.
- 25 May 2024Are You Taking Too Much Debt? Things You Should Keep In MindAbhishek quoted · Debt and loansOriginal at Outlook Business: Are You Taking Too Much Debt? Things You Should Keep In Mind (opens in a new tab)
Abhishek Kumar of SahajMoney suggested sorting spending into mandatory and discretionary items, and using windfalls such as annual bonuses to prepay high-cost loans like credit card dues or personal loans.
- 25 May 2024Carrying A High Level Of Debt Affects Your Mental Health: Is There A Way Out?Abhishek quoted · Debt and loansOriginal at Outlook Business: Carrying A High Level Of Debt Affects Your Mental Health: Is There A Way Out? (opens in a new tab)
Abhishek Kumar of SahajMoney said people react to heavy debt in different ways, that weak personal-finance awareness adds to debt stress, and that saving first and spending what is left helps avoid falling behind on repayments.
- 24 May 2024Red Flags Of High Debt: Are You Borrowing More Than You Could Pay?Abhishek quoted · Debt and loansOriginal at Outlook Business: Red Flags Of High Debt: Are You Borrowing More Than You Could Pay? (opens in a new tab)
Abhishek Kumar, SEBI RIA at SahajMoney, said total EMIs should ideally stay between 20% and 35% of monthly income, and that regularly dipping into savings to pay EMIs is a sign to start reducing debt.
Abhishek Kumar is a SEBI Registered Investment Adviser (INA100008045) and the founder of SahajMoney, a fee-only financial planning firm. More about Abhishek · All press coverage