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  • This simple one-week rule can help you save lakhs of rupees over time

    A simple one-week pause before buying can reduce impulse spending and help you save significantly over time.

  • How to switch home loan lenders and save big in 2026

    If you took a home loan a few years ago, there’s a good chance newer borrowers are getting lower interest rates. Switching lenders could help you cut your interest costs.

  • How to survive — and still save — on a Rs 25,000 monthly income

    At Rs 25,000 a month, budgeting isn’t about spreadsheets. It’s about making sure one bad week doesn’t push you into debt.

  • Stable Money raised $25 million in funding led by PeakXV, eight months after $20 million funding

    The digital platform facilitating over ₹5,000 crore in fixed-income investments targets physical expansion to build trust in tier 2 and tier 3 cities

  • Zerodha invests $2 million in Pensionbox, forms joint venture for Corporate NPS

    While around 7 lakh companies offer EPF, only around 22,000 provide the corporate NPS option to their employees

  • Why your savings never grow and the habits quietly sabotaging you

    Building savings is less about earning more and more about noticing the everyday money leaks you’ve normalised.

  • Mukesh Ambani says Jio-Blackrock to utilise technology disruption to help build savings, client relationships

    Strap: For us at Jio-Blackrock, the opportunity is to encourage Indians to save, and to make sure that we give them the options to convert those savings into earnings, and hopefully compound their earnings so that they not only work for themselves, but they also work for the Indian economy,” Mukesh Ambani said. 

  • Why being overly cautious with your savings can hurt your long-term wealth

    The biggest risk isn’t losing money in the market. It’s watching your money lose relevance while you think it’s protected.

  • 7 things to know before you start or stop an SIP

    SIP outcomes depend less on market timing and more on staying invested through cycles and volatility.

  • Here is how to invest smartly if you earn Rs 1 lakh a month

    Moneycontrol walks you through the simple ways you can structure savings, cover financial basics and invest smartly, read on

  • FIRE Explained: Lean, Coast and Barista strategies for early retirement

    If classic FIRE doesn’t work, these FIRE variants offer practical, flexible alternatives to achieve financial independence.

  • Bengaluru water board deploys AI-based tech at 78 pumping stations; expects Rs 40 crore annual savings

    Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) says it is among the first water utilities globally to adopt the patented technology at this scale, aimed at detecting inefficient pumps and improving energy efficiency and sustainability.

  • The three personal finance mistakes that quietly undo years of disciplined saving

    Hard work and regular investing matter, but the wrong shortcuts, arbitrary targets and online “advice” can slowly derail even well-intentioned money plans.

  • LIC rolls out Jeevan Utsav Single Premium plan with lifelong income cover: Check details

    LIC has also announced a limited-period revival scheme with late-fee concessions for lapsed individual policies.

  • Still running out of money every month? Try the 70/10/10/10 formula

    A simple monthly framework that tells your money where to go before it disappears.

  • How to save Rs 50,000 to Rs 1 lakh a year without cutting back on daily comforts

    Small, low-effort tweaks that quietly free up cash without forcing you to cut back on things you enjoy

  • Data Story | Why the K-shaped recovery in consumption is likely to continue

    A host of factors from inflation and weak wage increase have led to lower household savings

  • How to use Voluntary Provident Fund (VPF) to boost your retirement corpus safely

    A simple guide for salaried employees looking to grow retirement savings through a safe, government-backed option that offers predictable returns and tax advantages.

  • Smart ways to put your savings on autopilot

    A simple way to route your monthly income into RDs and SIPs automatically so your savings grow steadily without constant tracking or effort.

  • Smart saving secrets: How to make the most of your SIP, EPF, and NPS contributions

    Building wealth isn’t just about earning more—it’s about investing smartly through SIPs, EPF, and NPS to maximise long-term growth and financial security.

  • Small changes, big savings: 20 money habits that can transform your finances

    Saving money isn’t about depriving yourself—it’s about building small, smart habits that quietly grow your wealth. When practiced consistently, these simple changes can help you save thousands every year without feeling the pinch.

  • Will your savings last long enough? Time to rethink your retirement plan

    Retirement may feel distant, but your planning today determines whether your golden years are comfortable or full of financial stress.

  • Digital gold players to form self-regulatory organisation by Nov-end after SEBI caution

    The investment in digital gold by Indians is estimated to be around Rs 55,000 crore, backed by physical gold kept in vaults managed by companies like MMTC, SafeGold and Brink’s

  • Cut your home loan EMI: Simple moves for big savings

    A practical guide to easing monthly payments without derailing long-term goals.

  • From savings to security: The best post office schemes for every financial goal

    The humble post office offers more than stamps — it’s a treasure chest of safe, government-backed investment options for every stage of life.

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