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Moneylife is continuously looking for bright young minds that are willing to work hard and make a mark. In Moneylife you will have tremendous freedom to come up with new ideas and initiatives, a serious work environment and an exposure to some of the most committed and upright people in the media world.
Moneylife is a completely merit-driven organisation. Our top team has worked with the largest media organisations and will tell you that we only value drive, initiative, and a sense of accountability; rewards are quick and based only on these criteria.
For enthusiastic and highly motivated freshers and those with a few years of experience in print or video journalism, Moneylife is the place to be. After all, in an era of paid news, planted articles and business programmes that are created specifically for a paying client, where can you write facts and unbiased opinion? Where else can you write with only the interest of consumers and investors in mind? If you are ethical and want to make difference... join us. We are excited about discovering new talent and putting them on a fast track. In return, we expect you to be passionate and productive.
We also looking for hard-driving marketing professionals to market print, digital and video opportunities with the Moneylife group. Rewards are linked to performance.
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Join Moneylife Foundation
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Moneylife Foundation is the voice of savers. As part of its strong investor- and customer-orientation, in February 2010, Moneylife set up a non-profit organization, Moneylife Foundation. The Foundation is engaged in spreading financial literacy and working towards safe and fair market practices through workshops, round table meetings, white papers, research, advocacy, awareness campaigns, grievance redressal, counseling etc. Moneylife Foundation helps investors and consumers be better informed and engages regulators and policymakers in a constructive dialogue to ensure that regulations, procedures and grievance redressal systems provide fair deal to investors and consumers.
In this short period, the Foundation has worked with mutual funds (Axis MF, ICICI MF), banks (ICICI Bank, Union Bank, Bank of Baroda), intermediaries (Cams, Karvy) and rating agencies (CIBIL and Experian) and has conducted over 120 seminars and conferences. This record is unmatched by any other NGO. The activities of MLF are now larger than that of all recognized investor organizations put together. Although Moneylife is among the smallest, it is the only media company to have taken this initiative. Our members regularly get feedback and help not only from us, but from fellow members as well.
The Foundation works at enhancing financial literacy at the grassroots level through a combination of focused workshops on issues based on real-life situations and experiences (how to be smart with your money, importance of credit histories, will and nominations, senior-citizen issues, real estate, responsible borrowing, insurance etc), lectures by experts, panel discussions and focus group meetings to debate specific issues or regulatory changes. The Foundation has set up Moneylife Knowledge Centre, a lecture hall-cum-reading room with access to hundreds of books and magazines on business, economics and finance.
In this short period, the Foundation has worked with mutual funds (Axis MF, ICICI MF), banks (ICICI Bank, Union Bank, Bank of Baroda), intermediaries (Cams, Karvy) and rating agencies (CIBIL and Experian) and has conducted over 120 seminars and conferences. This record is unmatched by any other NGO. The activities of MLF are now larger than that of all recognized investor organizations put together. Although Moneylife is among the smallest, it is the only media company to have taken this initiative. Our members regularly get feedback and help not only from us, but from fellow members as well.
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