India, Sept. 29 -- Picture this: Your grandfather holding his gold coins, your parents purchasing a life insurance policy, and your Gen Z cousin looking up an apartment listing on his phone and just buying a slice of a startup on an app. It is the same country, same markets, but vastly different approach to money. Generational priorities have been reflected in investment planning in India: depending on age, technology, lifestyle, and the modern world raised in.Gen Z (Under 30): The Fast Trackers Youthful, go-getters, digital natives are investing less in tangible assets and more in concepts. Entrepreneurship happens to be the final bet for many people, and it's better to invest in their personal businesses or hobbies than to wait decades ...