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[glowettee]

✧ how to actually save money as a student (without giving up your coffee) ✧

hey lovelies! ♡

now, i'm sure you've noticed by the title that this post is super important - saving money while still enjoying life! i know the struggle of wanting to be financially responsible while not completely giving up the things that make us happy.

here are my tried and true money-saving secrets:

smart shopping tricks

use student discounts everywhere (seriously, just ask!)

shop seasonal sales only

join loyalty programs at your fave stores

use cashback apps for everything

meal prep to avoid impulse food buys

little daily saves that add up

make coffee at home 4 days a week

bring cute homemade lunches

use your student gym membership

walk or bike when possible

share subscriptions with friends

money management basics

track spending in a cute budget app

automate savings (even USD 5 weekly helps!)

use the 24-hour rule for purchases

separate wants from needs

keep an emergency fund

being good with money isn't about restriction, it's about making smart choices!

pro tip: create a "treat yourself" fund - save a little each week for guilt-free splurges!

xoxo, mindy 💫

@glowettee

[moneyflowseasy]

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[thestrandatloughbeg]

If I was an accounting professor who was also an accountant for the mafia I would absolutely make my students do some of my work for me. That way if they find out I’m doing illegal stuff I can just say aha I was testing you. Also I am lazy.

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[indiansfinance1]

What are unsecured credit cards? Unsecured Credit Cards in India: Everything You Need to Know

Credit cards have become an essential financial tool for millions of people in India, offering convenience, purchasing power, and various benefits like cashback, rewards, and travel perks. Among the different types of credit cards available in the market, unsecured credit cards are perhaps the most popular choice for individuals who have a solid credit history and a good financial standing.

In this detailed guide, we will explore what unsecured credit cards are, how they work, their benefits, and the key differences between unsecured and secured credit cards. We will also answer frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to unsecured credit cards to help Indian consumers make well-informed decisions when choosing a credit card.

Whether you are looking to apply for your first credit card or want to upgrade to a better option, understanding unsecured credit cards is a crucial step toward building a successful financial future.

What Is an Unsecured Credit Card?

An unsecured credit card is a type of credit card that does not require a security deposit. Unlike a secured credit card, which requires you to place a deposit as collateral, unsecured credit cards are granted based on your creditworthiness. This means that banks or financial institutions evaluate your credit score, income, and financial history to determine your eligibility.

If you are approved for an unsecured credit card, you can use the card for purchases, just like any other credit card. Your , Read More

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Taxation of Bitcoins and Cryptocurrencies in 2025

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have become increasingly popular as both investments and means of transaction. However, their tax treatment can be complex. Understanding how cryptocurrencies are taxed is crucial to staying compliant and avoiding potential penalties. Here’s a comprehensive guide to how Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are taxed in 2025. 

In India, the taxation of Bitcoin and other virtual digital assets (VDAs) is primarily governed under Section 115BBH of the Income Tax Act, 1961, which was introduced in the Finance Act 2022. This section and its provisions outline the tax treatment of income arising from the transfer of virtual digital assets, including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. 

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