Why middle class people are not able to become rich, a big investor told the reason, a 'war' broke out on social media

Who doesn't want to become rich, but very few people are able to fulfill this dream. Fulfilling this dream is as difficult as climbing Mount Everest, especially for the middle class. A billionaire explained on social media why a middle class man always remains in the middle class. He can never become rich. When the billionaire posted this on social media, a war broke out among the users. Some people are calling it nonsense while some are seeing the truth in it.

In fact, Bengaluru-based investor Kiran Rajput wrote on Twitter that the aspirations of the middle class have not changed even in the last 50 years. Even 50 years ago, a middle class person used to dream of his own house and even today the first desire in his mind is to build his own house. For this, he takes a huge loan and then repays that loan for many years. This is the main reason why a middle class man is never able to move ahead of his responsibilities.

Peace
Aman Goyal, CEO of Goyal, responded to Kiran Rajput's tweet and explained the benefits of having your own house. He wrote, 'There is nothing worse than your landlord kicking you out just because someone else is paying him 10 percent more. You guys don't listen to such people and keep moving forward towards fulfilling your dream of living under your own roof. Just avoid getting caught in the debt trap.

User said- home gives peace
A user who jumped into this debate said, a house does not mean only money. It gives you peace. Whether you lose your job or the market falls by 60 percent, you will have a place to live in any crisis. A user wrote, 'People living in rented flats know the importance of a house. It gives mental peace, which cannot be seen from the perspective of percentage returns.

Crores of rupees fund from home money
One user wrote that you cannot go ahead to buy your own house in the city without getting trapped in a debt trap. Another user wrote, it is always better to rent. There is less risk in this and you can collect funds worth crores from the money invested in buying a house. I am currently doing this and there is no problem with rent. I am also getting a return of 10 to 12 percent on my money.