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Small Habit That Changed Their Finances: Zerodha's Nithin Kamath reveals how a Rs 20,000 credit card debt changed his money habits

The Times of India·September 29, 2026

Nithin Kamaths financial philosophy centres on learning from debt, maintaining cash reserves and investing with discipline. After a Rs 20,000 credit card debt took him five years to repay, he stayed away from credit cards for nearly a decade. One common thread in all of his financial advice or lesson is to have enough cash reserves. Apart from this his investment approach focuses on suitable asset allocation, low-cost index funds, regular investing, rebalancing and staying invested.

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