Nearly 3 in 10 Americans now say they feel “money dysmorphia” — a constant sense of being financially behind, even when their bank balance says otherwise. Among Gen Z, that number jumps to 43%. Among millennials, it’s 41%. A big part of this comes down to one quiet habit: comparing your finances to Instagram. The […]
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Most people leave money on the table without even realising it. A recent ACCA survey found that only 29% of Indian employees are satisfied with their current salary, and 81% plan to ask for a raise within the next 12 months. Yet very few of them can negotiate a higher salary and will actually walk
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Gross household financial savings in India dropped from 11.3% in FY19 to 10.8% in FY25, while household debt climbed to 47.8% of GDP by December 2025. That is not a small trend. It means more people are earning, spending, and borrowing at the same time, even as their salary keeps going up on paper. If
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Are you feeling EMI overload nowadays? Here is some fact for you. India’s household debt touched 45.5% of GDP by March 2026, according to the RBI’s latest Financial Stability Report. That’s the highest it has been in years. And here’s the part that should worry you more: 58.4% of that debt isn’t for homes. It’s
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Have you ever watched someone celebrate their retirement, only to wonder if that smile will last when the market dips or unexpected medical bills arrive? Understanding the critical saving mistakes to avoid can mean the difference between a comfortable retirement and financial stress. Imagine you’ve spent three decades diligently saving every rupee, watching your corpus
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