<p>Credit Card bill payment platform CRED CEO Kunal Shah has revealed his monthly salary, stating that he takes home Rs 15,000 per month and also gave a reason for it.</p>.<p>He held an "Ask Me Anything" session on Instagram on Sunday where a user asked: "Your salary at CRED is so low? How do you survive?"</p>.<p>Responding to the question, Shah said: "I don't believe I should get a good salary till the company is profitable. My salary at CRED is Rs 15,000 per month, and I can survive as I sold my company FreeCharge in the past."</p>.<p>Moreover, a user on Twitter shared a screenshot of the story in which the CEO responded to the question.</p>.<p>"There are CEOs who take salaries in crores, then we have Kunal Shah," the user wrote with the screenshot.</p>.<p>Shah's response, on the other hand, appears to have divided the internet.</p>.<p>While some applauded his decision, others said that it is simply a method to save tax.</p>.<p>"Being humble and flexing in the same sentence. His words always poke me to be curious," a user commented.</p>.<p>"Bro, it's called tax saving, He definitely spending millions on his lifestyle," another user said.</p>.<p>"He's also an angel investor and has invested in over 500 startups. His angel investments will also be giving him income as when he exits from investments," commented another person.</p>
<p>Credit Card bill payment platform CRED CEO Kunal Shah has revealed his monthly salary, stating that he takes home Rs 15,000 per month and also gave a reason for it.</p>.<p>He held an "Ask Me Anything" session on Instagram on Sunday where a user asked: "Your salary at CRED is so low? How do you survive?"</p>.<p>Responding to the question, Shah said: "I don't believe I should get a good salary till the company is profitable. My salary at CRED is Rs 15,000 per month, and I can survive as I sold my company FreeCharge in the past."</p>.<p>Moreover, a user on Twitter shared a screenshot of the story in which the CEO responded to the question.</p>.<p>"There are CEOs who take salaries in crores, then we have Kunal Shah," the user wrote with the screenshot.</p>.<p>Shah's response, on the other hand, appears to have divided the internet.</p>.<p>While some applauded his decision, others said that it is simply a method to save tax.</p>.<p>"Being humble and flexing in the same sentence. His words always poke me to be curious," a user commented.</p>.<p>"Bro, it's called tax saving, He definitely spending millions on his lifestyle," another user said.</p>.<p>"He's also an angel investor and has invested in over 500 startups. His angel investments will also be giving him income as when he exits from investments," commented another person.</p>