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Why the salary credited to your account differs from your CTC.
How fake officials use video calls and arrest threats to demand money.
Money planning helps at any income, even when saving is difficult.
What to compare before choosing a no-cost EMI offer.
Choose a fund and regular payment that fit your goal, risks and budget.
Work out your emergency needs and keep the money accessible when needed.
Money Sense is a collection of free, short articles that helps you understand everyday financial choices. Each article takes one question or concern and explains it in simple language, with practical examples.
Know what to check before choosing a financial product.
Understand the clauses, charges, and conditions that affect you.
Recognise common tricks and warning signs before you act.
Separate common money beliefs from the facts.
Look beyond bold promises and claims that leave out important details.
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How notice periods and lock-in clauses affect the cost of leaving early.
How to return a new policy and understand possible refund deductions.
Understand how fake app updates can steal information or take over your phone.
Government bonds have low default risk, but their market prices can fall.
Why the highest interest rate isn't always the best deposit choice.
Check tax eligibility and the full commitment before choosing a product for tax savings.
Verify the source, evidence and suitability of an investment tip before acting.
Check interest, early withdrawal rules and deposit insurance before opening an FD.
How flat and reducing interest calculations change the real cost of borrowing.
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