Money Habits

Good money habits lead to long-term freedom. This section covers small, daily financial behaviors that make a big impact — from mindful spending and consistent saving to teaching kids about money and setting financial goals.

Money Habits

The ‘Buy Nothing’ Challenge: Could You Go 30 Days Without Spending on Wants?

What started as a small movement has now gone global — people in the U.S., Europe, and Asia are trying to spend ₹0 or $0 on non-essentials for a full month. Could you do it? Here's how the Buy Nothing Challenge works — and why it might change your financial mindset forever.

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Feeling Financially Stuck in 2025? Here’s What You Can Do (Without Getting Overwhelmed)

Millions of people around the world feel frozen when it comes to money — unsure where to start, afraid to make mistakes. This guide helps you take the first step without pressure, guilt, or confusion.

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Why People Are Suddenly Saving More in 2025 Around the World — and How You Can Too

The age of revenge spending is slowing down. Across the world, people are going back to basics: saving, budgeting, and simplifying. Here’s why — and how you can start too. From the U.S. to Europe and even India, more people are cutting back on spending and saving again.

Fixed vs Floating Loans — Who Benefits from Rate Cuts?

Not all loans benefit from RBI’s rate cuts. If you’ve taken a fixed-rate loan, your EMIs may not change — while floating-rate borrowers could see savings. Here’s a simple breakdown of how each loan type works and what you should consider before switching.

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10 Money Habits to Teach Your Kids Before They Turn 18

Want your child to grow up financially smart? These 10 money habits will help them save better, spend wisely, and value wealth — before they turn 18.

Budgeting

50-30-20 Rule Explained: The Budget Formula That Actually Works in India

The 50-30-20 rule is the simplest budgeting formula that actually works. Here’s how to use it in India with real examples and a free tracker.

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How to Build Wealth in Your 30s — Without Being a Finance Nerd

You don’t need to be a finance geek to build wealth in your 30s. Here’s a simple guide to saving, investing, and preparing for life — minus the jargon.

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Money Habits I Inherited from My Parents — Good and Bad

Your money habits aren’t random — they’re inherited. Here are the ones I got from my parents, the ones I’m proud of, and the ones I had to unlearn.

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What Happens to Your Money If You Die Without a Nominee?

If you die without a nominee, your money may not reach your family without legal battles. Here's how to fix it in minutes — and why it's more urgent than you think.

Budgeting

How to Create a Budget That Actually Works (Without Feeling Miserable)

A budget doesn’t mean saying no to everything — it means saying yes to what matters. Here's how to create a simple, real-world budget that actually works.

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How to Start Investing with Just ₹100 a Month

You don’t need to be rich to invest. You can start your first SIP with just ₹100 a month — and this guide shows you how to do it step by step.

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5 Common Money Mistakes People Make in Their 20s (And How to Avoid Them)

Your 20s are for learning, not for being broke. Here are 5 common money mistakes young adults make — and how to fix them early.

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How to Save ₹5,000 in 30 Days – Without Cutting All the Fun

Want to save ₹5,000 in 30 days without saying no to your favourite things? Here's a simple, real-world plan that anyone can follow — students, professionals, and even chai lovers.

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UPI, Credit Cards, Wallets – Which One Should You Use and When?

"With UPI, credit cards, wallets and more, choosing the right way to pay can be confusing. This guide helps you decide what to use when – simply and safely."

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5 Simple Money Habits That Can Change Your Life

"Managing money doesn’t have to be hard. In this post, we share 5 simple, real-life money habits that anyone can follow — students, homemakers, and professionals alike."