Why Every First-Time Investor Should Start with Pi.money

Let’s face it—investing can be intimidating. Stocks, SIPs, mutual funds, risks, returns—it can feel like learning a new language. I always believed investing was only for finance-savvy folks, but I was wrong.

Enter Pi.money—an app designed for regular people like me who just want to grow their money without the jargon and confusion.

With Pi.money, I started small. I set a goal to buy the new Samsung Galaxy Watch, something I’d been eyeing for a while. The app asked me how long I wanted to save and suggested a plan based on my goal and duration. I had the option to go for SIPs or make a lump-sum investment. I chose SIP—easier to manage, and it spread the risk.

What I loved most is that I could invest in RBI-registered NBFC savings for shorter goals or in Digital Gold for long-term ones. Everything is goal-based, not product-based, so the focus stays on what you want, not what to buy.

After a few months, I had not only saved enough for my watch but also earned returns and got a discount voucher. That felt like a win-win.

If you’ve never invested before and don’t know where to start, Pi.money is your gateway. It’s simple, safe, and surprisingly rewarding.