Festive Shopping

Festive Shopping Gets Costlier Should Indians Buy Now or Wait for Better Loan Rates?

Rising interest rates can make festive shopping expensive by increasing loan costs and EMIs. Consumers should compare prices, check borrowing costs, avoid unnecessary loans and plan their budgets carefully. Delaying non-essential purchases can help protect savings and financial stability. Rising Interest Rates: Should You Borrow or Delay Festive Season Purchases? The festive season is one…

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India's Middle Class

Why India’s Middle Class Is Taking More Debt that Rising EMI to Buying More, Saving Less

India’s middle class is increasingly using personal loans and credit cards to afford expensive lifestyle products. However, rising EMIs are putting pressure on monthly salaries, reducing savings and investments. The growing dependence on borrowed money highlights the need to balance lifestyle spending with long-term financial security. India’s Middle Class Spending Boom: Young Indians Are Buying…

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RBI Launch New Plastic notes

RBI Launch New Plastic notes ₹10 and ₹20 Soon , But the size of the note will remain the same as before.

RBI is planning to introduce polymer-based ₹10 and ₹20 notes through field trials from April 2027. These notes could last longer, improve currency security and reduce replacement costs. Keeping their existing size may also help banks avoid expensive ATM modifications. Old paper notes will continue to remain valid alongside the new currency. RBI’s ₹10 and…

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DA hike impact on purchasing power

DA hike impact on purchasing power, Are Government Employees Actually Better Off ?

The 3% DA hike offers additional income to central government employees, but does it really improve their purchasing power? This article examines the relationship between salary growth and inflation, explaining how rising food, housing and healthcare expenses can reduce the actual financial benefit. It also highlights the difference between higher nominal income and real financial…

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Diwali Gift 3% DA Hike

Diwali Gift 3% DA Hike, How Much Extra Salary Will Central Government Employees Actually Get?

dThe Central Government’s 3% DA hike has increased the Dearness Allowance from 60% to 63%, providing additional income to millions of employees and pensioners. This article explains the actual salary increase across different pay levels, how arrears are calculated, and whether the revision can improve employees’ purchasing power amid rising household expenses. Diwali Gift 3%…

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