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Get rich quick...not — why crypto is the riskiest asset class
Investing in crypto isn't for everyone
Jan 12, 2026
Jan 12, 2026
Investing in crypto isn't for everyone
With gains of 150%, silver beat stocks and even gold
Imtiaz Gadar, CEO of Al Meezan Investment, breaks down how to understand your risk tolerance and whether you should manage your money yourself or outsource it to professionals.
PSX could reach 203,000 points by December 2026, delivering returns of 25-26 percent
Afraid of investing? Learn the four biggest fears holding people back and how to overcome them
In this episode of How to Money, host Shuja Qureshi sits down with Mustafa Pasha, CIO at Lakson Investments, to break down the basics of ETFs
In this episode of How to Money, host Shuja Qureshi sits down with Al Meezan Investment CEO Imtiaz Gadar to talk about pension and saving for retirement
In this episode of How to Money, Host Shuja Qureshi shares what's driving the stock market (hint: it's economic fundamentals, NOT speculation)
How do you decide when to invest in the stock market and when to be safe?
The stock market plunged, recovered, plunged again, and recovered. What should your investment strategy be in such volatile times?
Government securities, such as treasury bills and Pakistan Investment Bonds, can be a great option.
In this episode of How to Money, Host Shuja Qureshi talks about how to shift your perspective and use leverage to achieve your dream goals
Watch now to become an informed investor.
Timeless strategies from Buffett, including business analysis and diversification in investing
For seasoned investors, moments like these aren’t about panic. They’re about opportunity
If you've ever been confused about Zakat rules, Nukta's here to help.
Watch now to empower your financial journey with Islamic values
Inflation is eating away at your earnings, and the best way to fight back is by making smart investment decisions
Learn how to make money-savvy decisions
A survey of hundreds of U.S. millionaires found that 80% of them were "first-generation" rich
