Founder Urges Indian Parents: Stop Building Houses for Children, Keep Money Liquid

• A Gurugram-based founder, Jasveer Singh, questions the traditional Indian practice of parents building houses for their children.
• Singh argues that parents are "solving the wrong problem" as changing lifestyles and opportunities make such plans irrelevant.
• He shared a personal experience of his grandfather's house, built for future generations, remaining largely unused as children moved for careers.
• The founder highlights the contradiction: parents encourage children to grow but expect them to live in homes built decades ago.
• Singh advises parents to prioritize education, financial flexibility, and their own quality of life, urging them to keep their money liquid.