Finance
Govt Plans UPI Discount Scheme – Check How It Could Save You Money On Payments
The Indian government is planning a new UPI discount scheme offering 2% instant savings on digital payments. Aimed at boosting cashless transactions, the scheme could benefit both consumers and small merchants. Learn how it works, who's eligible, and what to expect in our comprehensive guide. From groceries to utility bills, discover how this initiative could transform your financial habits. Start saving with every tap and join the digital payment revolution!
RBI Just Tweaked Rules For Alt Investments – Check What Every Investor Should Know
The RBI has proposed new rules for investments in Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs), placing caps on exposure by regulated entities and mandating provisioning in certain cases. These changes aim to enhance transparency and reduce conflict of interest while protecting financial stability. Learn what the draft guidelines mean for banks, NBFCs, fund managers, and investors—and how to stay compliant as the AIF space evolves.
More Women Are Turning To Mutual Funds – Check What’s Driving The Surge In Assets
A growing number of Indian women are embracing mutual funds, signaling a shift in the country’s financial landscape. With increased financial literacy, user-friendly digital platforms, and tailored products, women now make up over a quarter of unique MF investors and a third of total individual AUM. This comprehensive guide explores what’s driving this change—and how more women can join the wave of smart, goal-based investing.
This State Just Cut Off Summer EBT (SUN Bucks) in 2025 – Check If Your Kids Are Losing Food Benefits
Tennessee is ending its participation in the Summer EBT (SUN Bucks) program in 2025, impacting thousands of families who rely on this food assistance during summer. This article explains the changes, alternative options, expert insights, and how to find help navigating food security challenges.
150,000+ Could See PIP Payments Cut — Check If You’re On The List
Over 150,000 UK PIP claimants may face payment cuts due to tighter reassessments. This article explains who is likely affected, how to check your status, and steps to appeal if needed. Including expert advice, real examples, and support resources, it’s your guide to navigating changes confidently and safeguarding your benefits.
DWP Payments May Shift Due to Bank Holiday — Check The Dates
The DWP will issue payments early on Friday, 23 May 2025, ahead of the Spring Bank Holiday on Monday, 26 May 2025. This affects a wide range of benefits and pensions including Universal Credit and State Pension. Payments will arrive sooner to avoid delays. No action is needed, but beneficiaries should verify their payment dates and know how to get help if issues arise.
Parents May Save £8,000 With New Childcare Rules — Check What’s Included
Starting September 2025, working parents in England can benefit from up to 30 free childcare hours per week for children aged 9 months to 4 years, along with free breakfast clubs and capped school uniform costs. This could save families as much as £8,000 annually per child. Learn who qualifies, how to apply, and tips to maximize your childcare savings in this comprehensive guide.
New DWP PIP Rules Introduced — Check How They May Affect You
From April 2025, the DWP’s new PIP rules will assess claimants based on their functional ability rather than medical diagnosis. These changes aim to simplify the process and provide fairer support, especially for people with mental health and hidden disabilities. Whether applying or being reassessed, knowing the new criteria and preparing properly will help you navigate the system successfully and secure the benefits you need.
Universal Credit Pay Rise Begins This Week — Check If You’re Eligible
The Universal Credit pay rise began this week, boosting payments by 1.7% for millions in the UK. This detailed guide explains who qualifies, when you’ll see the increase, and how to check your payments. It also covers updated rates, tips for managing your claim, and links to official resources. Stay informed, take timely action, and ensure you're receiving all the support you're eligible for under the new rates.