16/09/2026
15% return in India.
And yet, he felt poorer.
How?
Because the number on your Indian investment statement may be correct.
But is that the number that really matters to an NRI?
Currency.
Tax in the country where you live.
The route through which the money entered India.
The route through which it may eventually leave.
And one question almost nobody asks:
What currency is your life actually in?
For an NRI, looking only at the return can be dangerously incomplete.
Show me the route. Not just the return.
Because a good return still has to survive the journey.
This is one of the reasons I wrote "What NRIs Are Not Told About India".
The book looks beyond products and percentages into the mind, money and law behind cross-border decisions.
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Save this Reel.
The next time someone tells you an Indian investment gave “15%”, you may want to ask one more question:
15% in which currency, after what journey?