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Best Italian Proverb of the Day: “Money doesn’t grow on...” — Inspiring lessons for financial wisdom and life stability

The Italian proverb 'Money doesn't grow on trees' teaches financial prudence and resourcefulness. This timeless saying emphasizes that earning money requires significant effort and discipline. Modern life with easy credit makes remembering this lesson crucial for avoiding debt. Practicing mindful spending and consistent saving are key applications of this wisdom.…

The Economic Times · Jul 23

EPS pension calculator: How much monthly pension can you get after 10 years of service under EPS 2026?

EPS pension : The central government has implemented the Employees' Pension Scheme 2026. This new scheme replaces the Employees' Family Pension Scheme 1971 and EPS 1995. Pension calculation formula remains unchanged while new rules address fund investment and claim delays.

The Economic Times · Jul 23

Will a Rs 42,500 monthly SIP with a 10% annual step-up help you retire early?

A 35-year-old investor from Hyderabad, aiming to retire in the next 10 years, sought expert advice on whether his Rs 42,500 monthly SIP portfolio can help build a retirement corpus of Rs 1 crore. While the target appears achievable with disciplined investing, the expert recommended simplifying the 14-fund portfolio and…

The Economic Times · Jul 23

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New tax regime: Save up to Rs 65,500 in tax through your employer's NPS contribution; here's how to claim it

Section 80CCD(2) provides a tax deduction for employer contributions to NPS. This benefit remains available under the new tax regime for salaried individuals. Private sector employees switching to the new regime find this deduction particularly attractive. Employer contributions lower taxable income and build retirement savings simultaneously.

The Economic Times · Jul 23

3 Frugal Habits to Ditch When You're Rich

These habits got you where you are today. Now, it's time to leave them behind.

Kiplinger · Jul 22

Greek proverb of the day: 'Nothing will content him who is not content with...' - this inspiring saying teaches life lessons on happiness, ambition, contentment, importance of learning to appreciate the little things and why endless wants can make it hard to feel satisfied

Greek proverb of the day: A Greek saying highlights that true satisfaction comes from appreciating what one has. Chasing more possessions and achievements often leads to a cycle of dissatisfaction. Ambition is natural, but it should not overshadow gratitude for present blessings. Learning to be content with a little fosters…

The Economic Times · Jul 22

Retirement Planning Can't Just Be About Numbers: These Risks Demand a Broader and Stronger Strategy

Does your retirement plan account for increasing healthcare costs and longevity? It's time to stop focusing on market returns and take a more complete approach.

Kiplinger · Jul 22

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How ULIP plans can help you with legacy planning

Legacy planning helps Indian families transfer wealth smoothly across generations. Unit Linked Insurance Plans offer life cover and market-linked growth potential. Life insurance provides immediate financial security after an unexpected earning member's demise. ULIPs build a long-term corpus and offer liquidity after a lock-in period. Bajaj Life Supreme can support…

The Economic Times · Jul 22

The States Where Americans Have the Most Retirement Savings and Where They Have the Least

New data reveals significant differences in retirement savings across US states, highlighting where residents are best prepared for retirement and where savings fall short.

International Business Times UK · Jul 22

Why has inflation gone down and where will it go from here?

Experts have warned that June could mark a low point before price rises start to speed up again.

Evening Standard · Jul 22

Could Your Pension Be Underperforming? New League Tables Could Expose Britain's Worst Retirement Funds

Millions of UK workers will be able to compare workplace pensions under new government league tables designed to identify poor-performing retirement funds and improve retirement outcomes.

International Business Times UK · Jul 22

'It's Only £3 a Month': Why Some Britons Say Burnham's Energy Tax Cut Doesn't Go Far Enough

Andy Burnham's VAT cut on electricity bills aims to ease the cost-of-living crisis, saving UK households £45 annually. Critics argue the relief is minimal amidst rising expenses.

International Business Times UK · Jul 22

Andy Burnham's VAT Cut Could Save EV Drivers More Than Average Households—Here's Why

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham removes 5% VAT on domestic electricity bills to ease living costs, benefiting home EV chargers but leaving public charging costs unchanged.

International Business Times UK · Jul 22

Oil price touches $95 as US-Iran conflict escalates; UK inflation cools faster than expected - as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK · Jul 22

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The Independent UK · Jul 21

Gen Z could retire millionaires with $160 monthly contributions - but they don’t want to, poll reveals

The average worker believes they will need $1.2 million in savings to retire comfortably

The Free Financial Advisor · Jul 21

Are You Budgeting for Retirement—or Budgeting for Your Adult Children?

Retirement planning can get complicated when adult children still need financial help, and many parents quietly find their future savings competing with today’s family expenses. A generous heart can create a tricky math problem when mortgage payments, emergency bills, student loans, or childcare costs from grown children start eating into…

International Business Times UK · Jul 21

Day One Promise Delivered: PM Andy Burnham Cuts Electricity Tax for Immediate Relief

UK households will see reduced electricity bills as VAT is abolished, saving around £45 annually. The move, funded by cancelling the Digital ID programme, aims to ease cost-of-living pressures.

Kiplinger · Jul 21

I'm a Financial Adviser: This Is the Retirement Tax Assumption That Could Cost You

Income from multiple sources such as pretax accounts and Social Security can result in a tax bill that might surprise you … and not in a good way.

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The Guardian - UK · Jul 21

What will Andy Burnham’s VAT cut on electricity bills mean for you?

New prime minister is implementing immediate tax cut to help ease cost of living pressures for British households

The National (Scotland) · Jul 21

Andy Burnham scraps VAT on energy bills as households set to save from October

A welcome boost for households this autumn as the UK Government confirms electricity bills will be VAT free from October, in an effort to put money…

T3 · Jul 21

5 appliances you should never use with a smart plug

From toasters to heaters, here’s how not to use your smart plugs

Evening Standard · Jul 21

Energy VAT cut ‘does not address scale of what households are facing’

The move will cut £45 off a typical home’s annual bill based on Ofgem’s current price cap, which is currently set at £1,862 a year.

The Guardian - UK · Jul 21

Andy Burnham to cut VAT on electricity bills as first cost of living move

Newly appointed chancellor John Healey says reduction will be funded by cancelling digital ID scheme

The Economic Times · Jul 21

5 critical checks before buying health insurance policy to avoid claim rejections

Choosing health insurance requires careful consideration of several important factors. Opting for a policy simply because it has a low premium can leave you underinsured and cost you more when you actually need to file a claim. Adequate coverage is crucial, especially as medical inflation is projected to rise significantly…

Everybody Loves Your Money · Jul 20

I Bonds Now Pay 4.26% Through October 2026: 5 Rules Savers Should Know Before Buying

A 4.26% return has put I Bonds back on many savers’ radar, especially for people who want a safe place for money without watching inflation nibble away at their purchasing power. Through October 2026, new I Bonds earn a composite rate of 4.26%, giving cautious savers a reason to take…

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