Welcome to Kemink
Welcome to Kemink
Millions of underprivileged workers in India toil in factories, vulnerable to financial traps due to limited education. Exploited by corporations, they lack opportunities to save, invest, or plan for the future. With minimal emergency savings, financial crises push many into severe stress, with hardship often leading to despair and becoming a major cause of suicide.
1 in 11 suicides in India is linked to poverty?
The WHO identifies financial struggles as a major suicide risk in India?
25,231 people have suicided because of financial troubles?
Many of these lives could be saved—and countless more improved—with something we often take for granted; Education.
At Kemink, we empower underserved individuals with financial education, focusing on retirement funds, emergency savings, and avoiding wealth killers. We help them save, open Demat accounts, and make smarter financial decisions to secure their future.
Not being on a high-income group doesn't imply one can't have financial security. The wages that factory workers receive might be small, yet by doing these three steps — saving, having an emergency fund, and investing-one could face a secure financial future...
Imagine toiling for years and then finding nothing to fall back upon should an emergency strike. That is a fact for many factory workers in India. Lack of financial knowledge exposes them to scams, debt traps, and financial stress leading to devastation—eventually, suicide in extreme cases...
You work hard for your money, but do you know where it's going? Most factory workers have, unknowingly fallen into financial traps that drain their earnings and struggle thereafter. Following are five of the most common "wealth killers" and how to avoid them...
Donations
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