Started a Recurring Deposit with my Pocket Money I (19M) doing my undergrad rn, decided to deposit some of the extra money I had lying around in my bank account. I initially thought of putting it in the FD but dad suggested to do a RD instead. So, my pocket money is 5000INR ($60.5) per month, out of which 1000($12.1) is gonna go into RD every month and with a 7.1% interest rate at the time of …

I am a widow with no clue what to do with money I became a widow at 30. My late husband was a business owner and in charge of all finances (just good with money and math, no abuse) so I don’t really know what I’m doing and I’ve made a lot of reckless money mistakes in the past 3 years since his death. I’m trying to get my shit together so I don’t lose everything and I really need help. I hav…

How to save money on food during travels? Title says it all. We recently came back from our 9 day Greece trip. We spent €1100 on food and €250 on drinks. Food = breakfast/lunch/dinner (including drinks during the meal). We had 4 nights including breakfast, didn’t pay for that. Drinks = either cocktails/beers in a bar or having a soda on a terrace or just buying water bottles. Is this t…

What should I do with lump sum of money. Any tips? So I just came up on about 125k. After I pay my debt off ill be at around 95k. Made this money on passive income. I’m not always this lucky and before I would only sometimes every few months make decent money. I’ve had lots of. money before, and I’ve blown it too many times on traveling, shopping, and gambling. I’m trying to fight off a seriou…

What are your money saving tips for young adults? Starting at young age about saving money and importance about finance is essential part of life. What are some of your money saving tips. Also, how can we become smart and learn finance and the free resources that online provides. submitted by /u/Akashh23_pop

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