Money

Switching to a new loan can save you money if done smartly.

‘No-cost’ EMI: why “zero interest” can still cost you money

‘Zero interest’ isn’t zero cost—fees, forfeited discounts and fine print can make EMIs pricier than paying upfront.

Smart money moves for busy families

A quick, practical guide to get your finances in order without spending hours on spreadsheets.

Millionaire says he struggled to make friends. 'Now, I can only connect with other rich people'

US-based investor Lane Kawaoka reveals why crossing the million-dollar mark left him feeling isolated.

Smart strategies to break free from debt stress

Practical tips can take you to manage loans, remain stress-free, and achieve long-term financial stability.

Surviving an IT layoff: A guide to managing your money wisely

Layoffs can shatter your cash flow, but money sense and wise money management can sustain you and prepare you for the future.

Job loss jitters: How professionals in their 30s are rethinking money, careers, and life goals

Economic uncertainty is pushing young professionals to rethink financial choices, career paths, and life goals.

Elon Musk’s transgender daughter says she’s broke after cutting ties with world's richest dad

Elon Musk, whose net worth is estimated at $413 billion, has been publicly estranged from Vivian Jenna Wilson since 2022, when she filed a petition to change her name and gender, severing legal ties with her father.

After rolling out guarantees, Karnataka to hire consultant for ‘innovative capital funding’ in five departments

The move comes amidst the CAG warning that Karnataka’s five poll guarantees are straining resources, widening deficits and adding to debt.

Bank failure in India: How DICGC protects your money

Deposit insurance offers a vital safety net when banks collapse, but the cover has strict limits you should know about.

Use the Rule of 144 to know when your money will quadruple

A simple math trick can tell you how long it takes for your investments to grow fourfold. And it might just change how you save.

What is an Index Fund and How Does It Work?

If you want to invest in the stock market but feel confused about where to start, you're not alone. Choosing the right fund can be challenging, especially when you're looking for a safe return on your investment. An index fund is a type of fund that offers investors steady returns over the long term by tracking the performance of a specific market index. So, how does an index fund or funds work? Watch the video for more information about Index Fund.

Tax implications of borrowing money from a top-up home loan by your homemaker wife

Whether you earn tax benefits or encounter tax implications depends on how you utilize the money from top-up loan.

How to claim money from post office after account holder’s death with or without nomination

This is what legal heirs or nominees should know about claiming money from a deceased savings account holder of the post office.

Lifestyle inflation, FOMO is the new default in youth money mindset, says Dhirendra Kumar of Value Research

Dhirendra pointed out a stark shift in the savings mindset among today’s youth compared to what it was two to three decades ago

Morgan Housel Reveals The Secrets To Smart Money Decisions

Morgan Housel shares timeless money lessons, the biggest financial mistakes people make, and how AI, automation, and social media are reshaping investing. He also reveals insights from top investors and the key to building and keeping wealth. Nandita Khemka and Ashish Rukhaiyar caught up with the author of The Psychology of Money at Moneycontrol’s Global Wealth Summit.

Money can buy you happiness: Studies and data

The idea that money can only buy so much happiness isn't supported by the data on wealth, personal well-being and overall life satisfaction

'I had $50 million and then I had nothing': Al Pacino on his early-career spending habits

The 84-year-old actor was in his seventies when he learned his accountant had mismanaged his funds leaving him almost broke.

Indian man jailed in Singapore for spending Rs 16 lakh mistakenly sent to his account

Periyasamy Mathiyazhagan, 47, said he spent the money to pay off his debts and transferred a portion of it to his family in India.

Money Matters| Snowball vs Avalanche—Which Debt Repayment Strategy Can Maximize Your Savings

Debt can be scary and overwhelming, but with the right strategy, it can be managed and eliminated. Two popular approaches to debt repayment are the balloon method and the avalanche method. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the best choice for you will depend on your specific financial situation and goals. Debt is a heavy burden, both emotionally and financially. It can limit your ability to save, invest, and achieve your long-term goals. Fortunately, there are several effective strategies you can employ to reduce your debt and regain control of your finances.

This 52-year-old worked 90-hour weeks to save money for a restaurant. Now, he's worth $9.5 billion

When he was 30, Todd Graves, worked 90-hour weeks at an oil refinery in Los Angeles to raise the money for his restaurant. At 31, he was travelled to Alaska and worked 20-hour days catching salmon.

How to grow a money plant: Here's a guide to indoor and outdoor planting, tips to take care

Planting tips: Money plants are beginner-friendly and thrive with minimal care, making them a rewarding addition to any home. They grow well indoors and outdoors, being hardy and adaptable. Here’s how to plant and care for your money plant properly.

Have some money? Now is the time to think of investing

Thinking about investing but aren't sure where to start? The truth is you don't need a lot of money to get started. Even with a small amount, you can take the first step towards building your financial future.

Teaching Your Children About Money: Building financial literacy from younger years

Teaching children about money equips them with essential financial skills for life. Start by introducing basic concepts like saving, spending, and budgeting through an allowance. Teach them the value of earning money through chores, and help them distinguish between needs and wants. By instilling these lessons early, children will develop a strong foundation for making smart financial decisions in the future.

3 self-made millionaires reveal what they refuse to spend money on: 'It’s actually really fun...'

'If a buddy wants to go to a bar or someone wants to go see a movie, I usually try to wait until I can get a mystery shop,' real estate investor Todd Baldwin said. 'Because if you’re going to go there anyway, you might as well get it for free and get paid on the top.'