Here are some tips that will help you transform your worries into a healthier attitude towards facing your fears about losing your job.

Uncertainty is going to be a constant in your life, and the sooner you accept that and start considering it as one of the factors in your financial plans, the more you will feel ready to deal with it.

To make smarter decisions when it comes to your money, the middle of the month is a great time. You can use this period to do your research and come up with your plans, whether it is about saving or spending.

It's a question, some of you have asked, and many of you have thought about. Whether you save 5% or 50% of your monthly income, how do you come to know if that is "enough"?

The best way to finance this trip without disturbing your savings is to create a new Travel Fund. Since you already know your budget, you should assign a time frame of 12 months to save.

Rs. 1000 probably looks like a small amount these days. But you know what? It’s exactly the right amount to do something smart about.

“But I don’t have any emergencies I can foresee! My job is great, I have health insurance and I live a healthy life, so why do I need an emergency fund?” She made a good point. Why do you even need an emergency fund if you are doing most things right?

3 simple things will keep you from being an impulsive shopper.

As adults, we are exposed to so many ways of buying stuff, that we forget the good old way of actually saving up for it. The convenience of cashback and credit card EMI options make us lazy and impatient.

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Start here and make sure this long weekend becomes the start of a long term plan.

Our nation started on uncertain grounds and built its stature over the years by investing in the economy, infrastructure, and social systems, to become the powerhouse it is today.