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'Shocking information' received regarding irregularities in PSC, action after probe, says Kerala CM VD Satheesan

Serious irregularities have surfaced within Kerala Public Service Commission examinations and appointments. A Crime Branch investigation is underway into PSC examinations and government service appointments. The Chief Minister also addressed concerns regarding Lower Primary School Teacher vacancies and protests. Irregularities in the purchase and supply of ghee to Sabarimala temple…

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Income tax for senior citizens: No salary after retirement? These 7 incomes can still attract tax; know what is exempt

Retirement is not synonymous with tax freedom. Your pensions, interest income, rental earnings, and capital gains may still incur taxes. It's crucial to identify which income streams are subject to taxation and which advantages remain untaxed to prevent errors and manage your finances wisely. Learn strategies to legally minimize your…

The Economic Times

Have over Rs 1 crore cash to invest? Expert suggests portfolio for retirement, children’s goals

An investment advisor recommends a tailored strategy for a surplus of Rs 1.31 crore, focusing on balancing risk and stability for retirement aspirations. This plan involves a staggered investment approach via a systematic transfer plan (STP) spanning four to seven years. The proposed portfolio diversifies into equity, hybrid funds, arbitrage,…

The Economic Times

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Scorched: rising natural disasters hit insurer's profit

Australia and New Zealand's biggest insurer has posted a significant drop in annual profit, as major bushfires and floods sparked a wave of claims.

AAP

How the Pench-Kanha Wildlife Corridor Did More for Tigers Than Decades of Conservation Alone

The problem with a perfect fenceKanha Tiger Reserve has been protected since 1955. Pench since 1977. For decades, both reserves ran camera-trap surveys, anti-poaching patrols, and strict buffer-zone rules. Tiger numbers inside each park held steady, then grew modestly. But the populations were not truly recovering, they were holding. A…

Times Life

Man's Insurance Mysteriously Goes Up. Then He Realizes The Dealership Sold His Driving Data—Then He Finds The Tracker

"Don't throw it away!! Use it in your court case!"

Motor1

A Dash Cam Could Be Your Best Defense on the Road (And Save Your Insurance Costs)

Accidents can happen at any time. And you can be found at fault even if you didn't cause it. This device levels the playing field and protects your finances.

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Saudi Red Sea oil exports go 'dark' as Houthi attack threat grows

Saudi crude exports are vanishing from view as tankers switch off tracking signals. This Houthi threat is creating wide discrepancies in Saudi export estimates. All recent Yanbu crude loadings have been conducted without visible tracking signals. Meanwhile, Saudi crude loadings from Egypt's Sidi Kerir have hit record levels. This shift…

The Economic Times

Nvidia found a new way to keep the AI boom funded: your retirement money

A $500 billion Wall Street push could route insurance and pension capital into GPU-backed infrastructure as Big Tech leans harder on debt.

Fortune

6 Retirement Expenses That Can Rise Even When Inflation Slows

Inflation can slow without prices actually falling, and that distinction matters enormously in retirement. The latest Consumer Price Index data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows why: overall consumer prices rose 3.5% over the year ending in June 2026, but individual categories moved at very different speeds.

The Free Financial Advisor

A California Court Just Upheld Higher Insurance Rates for Single Drivers. Could Other States Follow?

The decision keeps marital status as a legal pricing factor in California, raising questions about how insurers set rates nationwide.

Kiplinger

Outdoor Electrical DIY Mistakes That Can Lead to Insurance Trouble

Outdoor electricity makes a backyard dramatically more useful. Suddenly the patio has lights, the shed has power, the fountain bubbles away, and nobody needs to run an extension cord through the kitchen window like a scene from a very low-budget home improvement show. But outdoor electrical work also introduces moisture,…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Your Medicare Plan Will Send an Important Letter This Fall — Don’t Throw It Away

Medicare beneficiaries tend to receive plenty of mail, especially as fall approaches, so it’s understandable when another thick insurance envelope heads straight for the recycling...

Saving Advice

7 Expenses Couples Forget to Recalculate When One Spouse Retires First

Retirement planning gets surprisingly complicated when two spouses don’t leave the workforce at the same time. One paycheck disappears, but many household expenses don’t simply...

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Windshield Repair Costs Drivers Should Compare

A windshield repair bill can range from a pleasantly small nuisance to a wallet-cringing surprise, depending on what cracked, where it cracked, and what sits behind the glass. Comparing windshield repair costs before handing over a credit card can reveal whether a quick repair makes more financial sense than a…

The Economic Times

India plans insurance reforms to rein in healthcare costs, sources say

India is considering sweeping health insurance reforms to standardise treatment rates, coverage and billing, while expanding a nationwide claims exchange, sources said. A regulatory panel is expected to submit recommendations by year-end as authorities seek to curb medical inflation, reduce fraudulent claims and encourage greater insurance coverage across the country.

International Business Times UK

Medicare for All Would Save 114,000 Lives and $1 Trillion a Year: Sanders Declares 'The Time Is Now'

A Yale study says Medicare for All could save 114,000 lives yearly and cut costs by $1 trillion. Bernie Sanders renews his push for universal healthcare amid rising premiums.

The Conversation

People with psychosocial disability from mental illness will lose out from tightened NDIS eligibility

Later this week, a Senate committee is expected to deliver its report into legislation to tighten eligibility for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The committee’s inquiry was extended and the bill amended in a deal with the Greens in June.

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Times Life

Term Insurance vs Endowment Plans: What Every Indian Must Know Before Buying a Policy

The Coverage Gap Nobody Talks About at the Time of PurchaseA 32-year-old earning Rs 12 lakh a year buys an endowment plan with a sum assured of Rs 10 lakh. The premium is Rs 40,000 a year for 20 years. The family feels protected. They are not. Ten lakh rupees…

Times Life

Emergency Fund Math: How to Save 6 Months of Expenses on a ₹40,000 Monthly Salary

Why Six Months, Not Three, and Not TwelveThe three-month rule came from an era of stable government jobs and joint families that absorbed financial shocks. Neither condition is as reliable as it once was. A 2023 report by the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy found that urban salaried employment remains…

Everybody Loves Your Money

What Homeowners Should Check on Their Insurance Before Peak Hurricane Season

Hurricane season has a funny way of turning a perfectly ordinary afternoon into a frantic search for insurance paperwork, flashlights, batteries, and the phone number for an insurance agent. Before the next storm starts dominating the weather forecast, homeowners should take a close look at their insurance details, especially coverage…

Everybody Loves Your Money

7 Yard Features That Can Become Liability Problems During Storms

A backyard can look perfectly harmless on a sunny afternoon, yet the same yard can turn into a collection of flying, falling, sliding, or flooding hazards when a serious storm rolls through. Patio furniture, loose branches, decorations, grills, and even clogged drains can create problems that extend beyond the property…

Medical Daily

A Third of Florida's School Districts Now Buy Health Coverage Together

About a third of Florida's 67 school districts have joined a self-insured trust covering 65,000 employees to blunt rising health premiums.

Barchart

Do Wall Street Analysts Like Erie Indemnity Stock?

Erie Indemnity has notably underperformed the broader market over the past year, but analysts are cautiously optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Kiplinger

The Overlooked Tool That Could Save You Hundreds on Your Next Phone

If you’re keeping your smartphone longer, protecting it could save you money on repairs and help preserve its value when you’re ready to upgrade.

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