Image by Cottonbro Studio of Pexels It’s a debate that’s sparked countless heated brunch discussions, social media posts, and family jokes: Who’s more work—dogs or kids? Dog parents are often quick to point out the early mornings, the constant attention, and the vet bills. Parents of actual human children, meanwhile,…
Finance
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How to Access Mutual Funds and Stocks in DigiLocker?
How to Access Mutual Funds and Stocks in DigiLocker and ensure your nominees are informed of your holdings even when you’re no longer around. Wondering how to view your mutual fund and stock investments in one place — without digging through emails or paperwork? With DigiLocker now integrated with SEBI’s…
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PTSD Isn’t Always Loud—Sometimes It Looks Like the ‘Perfect’ Partner
Photo by RDNE Stock of Pexels When most people picture post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), they imagine nightmares, flashbacks, panic attacks, or visible emotional breakdowns. The media often portrays it as dramatic, disruptive, and unmistakably intense. But PTSD doesn’t always make a loud entrance. Sometimes, it walks in quietly, with a…
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12 Small Ways to Save Your Way To 1 Million Dollars
Image by Giorgio Trovato on Unsplash Reaching the $1 million mark might seem like a dream reserved for lottery winners or finance professionals, but the truth is, you don’t have to make six figures or take big financial risks to get there. Becoming a millionaire is often less about earning…
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These 12 Simple Skills Could Save You Over $100,000
Want to save serious money without overhauling your life? Learning a few key skills now could keep tens of thousands of dollars in your pocket over the years. Ready to stop overpaying for stuff you can easily handle yourself? Let’s dive into the smartest money-saving skills you’ll wish you had…
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Why Everything Still Feels Expensive in 2025—Even If Inflation Is “Cooling”
Image by Krzysztof Hepner on Unsplash If you’ve stepped into a grocery store, paid rent, or filled up your gas tank lately, you’ve likely had the same reaction: Why does everything still cost so much? Even as headlines report that inflation is “cooling,” many Americans are feeling anything but financial…
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These products will cost more because of tariffs
President Trump’s tariffs have come into effect and we will likely start seeing products get even more expensive as companies pass long these costs to consumers. All goods coming into the country will have a minimum 10% tariff, with some countries seeing higher rates. On April 9th, everything coming from…
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How One Missed Payment Can Wreck Your Credit—And How to Bounce Back Fast
Image by PiggyBank of Unsplash Missing a payment might not seem like a big deal at the moment, especially if you’re only a few days late or it was an honest mistake. But when it comes to your credit score, even one missed payment can have a surprisingly harsh impact.…
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What consumer confidence at 12 year lows means for you
Every month, the Conference Board surveys Americans and produces a Consumer Confidence Survey that details how Americans feel about their economic prospects today and into the future. It captures everything from what people intend to buy, plans for vacations, expectations of inflation, stock prices, and even interest rates. It tries…
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Debt Funds vs Fixed Deposits
When it comes to safeguarding and growing your savings, two popular investment avenues often come into consideration: Debt Mutual Funds and Fixed Deposits (FDs). Both instruments cater to conservative investors seeking stable returns, but they differ in structure, risk, returns, and tax implications. Making an informed choice between the two…