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Month into new govt, Nepal home minister quits over links to bizmen under laundering lens

In a day of dramatic developments, PM Balendra Shah took charge of the home ministry after Sudan Gurung’s exit, just 26 days after his anti-corruption govt took office.

The Times of India

Ransomware negotiator pleads guilty after leaking victims' insurance details to 'BlackCat' hackers — perp gave attackers a precise picture of exactly how much each target could afford to pay

Martino, of Land O’Lakes, Florida, is the third and final member of a trio of cybersecurity professionals charged in the scheme.

Tom’s Hardware

Gen Z is doing (almost) everything right with money—and still getting burned

They save more, invest earlier, and carry better insurance than any generation before them. So why is Gen Z so vulnerable?

Fortune

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Many Torn Between Blaming Conductor Or Soloist After Antique Violin Valued In Millions Is Destroyed On Stage

“He will just have to surrender his firstborn as apology…”

Bored Panda

How do therapy costs compare around Europe?

European workers under stress often consider seeing a therapist, but can most people actually afford it? Who is most likely to get burnt out?

Euronews

Tightened eligibility and cuts to plans: what the NDIS changes mean for participants

In sweeping reforms to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) announced today, the government will cut 160,000 participants from the scheme over the next four years and reduce funding for the average plan by A$5,000 in the next two years.

The Conversation

NDIS slashed and higher health insurance subsidy for over-65s scrapped, in Health Minister Butler’s package

The government will slash spending in real terms on the National Disability Insurance Scheme over four years, as it undertakes a massive “reset” of the program.

The Conversation

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The Reverse Mortgage ‘Due‑and‑Payable’ Notice: Why Some Lenders Are Demanding Full Repayment in 2026

If you or someone you love has a reverse mortgage, there’s a notice you never want to receive: “Due and Payable.” It sounds alarming—and in...

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8 Home Features That Can Make Your Property Nearly Impossible to Sell

A home can look like a dream on paper and still scare off buyers the moment they step inside. Small quirks quickly turn into major deal-breakers when buyers compare multiple listings in a competitive market. Features that once felt trendy or personal can quietly slash your home’s resale value and…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Are services the new software? This Sequoia partner thinks so

Sequoia partner Julien Bek penned a viral essay arguing there's a gold mine in AI-native service firms

Fortune

Life Insurance Policies Can Lose Value Due to Rising Internal Costs

A life insurance policy often feels like a rock-solid financial safety net, quietly working in the background while everything else in life changes. But beneath that steady surface, some policies carry moving parts that can quietly chip away at their value over time. Rising internal costs—often buried in fine print—can…

The Free Financial Advisor

Search to shore up fuel security strikes 'liquid gold'

A renewable diesel project has been unveiled as a state government shores up fuel security after butting heads with the commonwealth over a proposed oil field.

AAP

I Bought My Home—Then Learned the Previous Owner Skipped Property Taxes. Am I on the Hook?

A home purchase should feel like a clean slate, not a financial ambush. Yet buried issues sometimes surface after closing, and unpaid property taxes rank among the most stressful surprises. Unlike a leaky faucet or worn-out roof, tax problems can follow the property itself rather than the person who caused…

Everybody Loves Your Money

The tables have turned: Florida and Texas are the biggest losers in the housing market as Ohio emerges a surprise winner

Cleveland is becoming one of the more desirable markets for homebuyers.

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'Cuts, cuts, cuts': NDIS costs slashed in crack down

Tens of thousands of disabled Australians could lose access to support as the government tries to pare back the soaring cost of the NDIS.

Evening Standard

More than 35,000 households helped by flood insurance directory since launch

The flood insurance directory was launched in February 2022 to help households in flood-prone areas to access suitable insurance.

Kiplinger

13 States With No Retirement Tax Ranked by How Much You Need to 'Retire Comfortably'

A $0 state income tax bill doesn’t always mean a cheaper retirement. See which states stretch your dollar further.

International Business Times

Warren Buffett, 95, Remains Active Investor After Berkshire Handover as Successor Navigates Record Cash Pile

Warren Buffett, the legendary investor who built Berkshire Hathaway Inc. into a trillion-dollar powerhouse over six decades, continues to wield influence at the conglomerate even after stepping down as CEO at the end of 2025.

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PGA Tour Ends Long-Standing Tradition As Hawaii Events Axed From Schedule

The PGA Tour has confirmed it won't be returning to Hawaii in the future, as The Sentry and Sony Open have been chopped from the schedule, with the latter possibly moving to the senior circuit

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When to Contact a Car Accident Attorney After a Collision

The chaos that comes after car accidents can leave most people shaken and unsure of what to do next

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7 Questions to Ask Before Buying Life Insurance Online

Buying life insurance online sounds simple enough—at least at first. A few clicks, a few quotes, and it feels like it should be easy to sort out.

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Vance prepares for peace talks, gangs ‘rorting’ NDIS, how many bins is too many?

US vice-president is flying to Pakistan but Tehran’s involvement still in doubt; MPs told criminals are using disability insurance scheme to make money

The Conversation

The Coalition wants NDIS reform to focus on 3 things. Here’s what this would mean for users – and the budget

The government is expected to announce further changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) this week, focused on containing the rising number of participants and the growth in costs, and cracking down on fraudulent activities.

We Got This Covered

Austin woman’s car got hit by a drunk driver overnight, but the footage told a very different story about who’s at fault

Not as clear-cut as it seemed.

Budget and the Bees

Why More Women Are Struggling to Afford Basic Health Needs (Even With Insurance)

For many women today, having health insurance no longer guarantees affordable care. Rising premiums, high deductibles, and out-of-pocket costs are creating financial strain that often goes unnoticed. Even routine needs like prescriptions, preventive visits, and mental health support are becoming harder to manage. In conversations with working mothers, freelancers, and…

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