Re: In India, 'no frills' hospitals offer $800 heart surgery
by rgovind on Sunday April 21, 2013 @04:25PM
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I have myself bought a home in Hyderabad...And I am convinced that that it is useless. Only if you sell the home, you can make it a worth while investment. That too, in the order of 10% which is probably same as mutual funds...Plz do total cost of ownership before buying.
Re: In India, 'no frills' hospitals offer $800 heart surgery
by kamaal on Monday April 22, 2013 @12:32AM
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Oh, you are in a trap.
If you have taken a huge loan(>40 lacs) to for your apartment. Especially in India- Hyderabad or Bangalore doesn't matter. You are likely to spend the next 15 years worrying about EMI's.
Re: In India, 'no frills' hospitals offer $800 heart surgery
by ankitml on Monday April 22, 2013 @04:32AM
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Living in reality, People dont marry if You dont have a house. For most people it is ok to get a loan and buy a house if they wish to start a family.
Re: In India, 'no frills' hospitals offer $800 heart surgery
by areddy on Sunday April 21, 2013 @01:54PM
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I visited China for a week. I felt China's inflation is horrible. Everything costs 1.5 to 3x more when compared to India.
Re: In India, 'no frills' hospitals offer $800 heart surgery
by ankitml on Monday April 22, 2013 @03:24AM
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wtf!! Dont attribute it to inflation, it is called "Cost of living index".
I'm looking for a flat to invest in and I am finding them out of reach, even after taking housing loan and they are running away from me a lot faster than I can catch up, besides, I've already started to pant :( (meaning the salary going to other holes in significant portions)