Anam Saeed Now

18/05/2026

GEN Z & MILLENIALS
What happened to Rs.1000 over the last 10 years?
Why does life feel more expensive even when your income increases? 📉

This conversation explains why simply keeping cash in your bank account may actually be making you poorer over time.

15/05/2026

This is definitely one of the biggest financial mistake of my life & now I avoid this trap by asking myself a simple question!

14/05/2026

In this video, I dive deep into the biggest financial mistakes people make in their early money journey — from overspending to impress others, buying luxury items without purpose, and ignoring long-term financial growth. Inspired by real-life experiences, this conversation explores the importance of financial literacy, smart investing, self-awareness, and building wealth the right way.

13/05/2026

Starting your financial journey from zero can feel overwhelming — but what if you had a complete roadmap to rebuild your finances the right way?

13/05/2026

Pakistan just recorded its lowest fiscal deficit in nearly 27 years, and economically that is a big achievement because it signals more stability, lower default risk and better fiscal control. But I think many ordinary Pakistanis are struggling to celebrate these headlines because while the numbers may be improving at the top, life on the ground still feels painfully expensive for the middle class.

A huge part of this fiscal improvement has come from increasing the burden on the same people who are already fully documented and easiest to charge. Petroleum levy collections crossed Rs 1.2 trillion this year, salaried individuals continue facing rising taxes deducted directly from their income and electricity bills remain overwhelming partly because consumers are paying not just for electricity usage but also for capacity payments made to power producers. According to estimates discussed by energy experts and NEPRA data, capacity charges alone can account for roughly Rs 15 to Rs 20 per unit in many bills before taxes and other adjustments are added.

Pakistan absolutely needs economic stabilization, but stabilization alone is not enough if ordinary people do not eventually feel relief in their daily lives. A sustainable economy cannot keep relying primarily on petroleum levies, electricity surcharges and taxing salaried professionals harder every year while purchasing power keeps shrinking.

Real recovery is when economic improvement becomes visible not just in government numbers but in the financial breathing space of everyday citizens too.

11/05/2026

Starting your financial journey from zero can feel overwhelming — but what if you had a complete roadmap to rebuild your finances the right way?

In this video, I explain exactly how I would restart my financial life from scratch using budgeting, savings, emergency funds, mutual funds, stock market investing, and financial literacy — while avoiding the biggest money mistakes I personally made in the past.

10/05/2026

Sometimes we spend money not because we need something…
but because we want to feel accepted, admired, or “successful.”

Looking back, I wish someone told me earlier that financial peace feels better than social validation.

Especially in Pakistani culture, there’s so much pressure to *look* sorted before we actually are.

Just sharing things I had to learn the hard way. 🤍

What’s one thing you regret spending money on in your early days?

08/05/2026

Why don't we discuss Finances in our marriages?

This is a trap for all young men and women in Pakistan who end up not trusting their spouses and creating rifts that last forever!

07/05/2026

https://youtu.be/oknV8IOMaDI

In Pakistani culture, one of the biggest taboo topics in marriage is money.We are ready to spend our entire lives with someone… but we still hesitate to disc...