King Sasanka – Sri Lankan Writer & Retired Aviation Professional.

Are you being tempted by promises of tripling your money overnight? In this video, we expose the dangerous reality of fraudulent investment schemes and why chasing unrealistic financial gains often leads to total ruin or imprisonment. We dive deep into the psychology of greed, the legal consequences of illegal finance, and why personal responsibility is the only path to true wealth. Learn how to stop blaming the system and start practicing the rationality and self-reliance needed to protect your future. Don't be a victim of your own shortcuts—watch this before you make your next investment. #financialscams #wealthbuildingtips #personalresponsibility

This is a classic "keep your head when everyone else is losing theirs" moment. A friend called me recently, sounding a bit rattled. He’d seen a headline about a major foreign investor "dumping" a huge chunk of shares in a company he owns. His question was simple: "Should I be worried?" If you’ve ever seen a red candle on a chart and felt your heart rate climb, this is for you. Here is the "no-nonsense" guide to surviving market movements without losing your sleep (or your savings). 1. The "Big Exit" Isn't Always a Red Flag If a foreign fund sells out, don’t panic immediately. Why? Because big institutions have reasons for selling that have nothing to do with the company’s health. They might be rebalancing their portfolio, meeting withdrawal requests, or simply moving capital to a different country. If it’s a one-time incident , take a breath. It’s usually just market noise. 2. Watch the "Captains," Not the Pass...

Welcome to Adulting 101, the unofficial club no one teaches you how to join, but everyone has to. If you’re between the ages of 24 and 35, chances are you're navigating some of life’s most exciting, and let’s be honest, overwhelming, chapters.  You're juggling a lot from career moves to relationships, rent to retirement plans.  We see you, and we get it. Here’s your crash course in navigating adulthood with confidence, clarity, and just a little bit of humour. 1. Financial Literacy: Make Your Money Work for You Forget needing a finance degree to take control of your money. Financial literacy is about understanding the basics and building habits that serve your future. Start with budgeting. Knowing where your money comes from, and more importantly, where it goes, is the foundation. Use simple tools or apps to track expenses and allocate funds wisely. Ready to go beyond saving? Learn the beginner-friendly principles of investing. Think of it as planting ...