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Eurasia-Asia bonding: Kazakhstan signs strategic partnership with Vietnam; expands ties with UAE
Kazakhstan and Vietnam have elevated their ties to a strategic partnership, pledging closer cooperation in diplomacy, economics and culture. During General Secretary To Lam’s state visit to Astana, leaders signed a joint statement and memoranda covering technology, innovation, digital transformation, cultural and sports exchanges, and a twinning plan between Kyzylorda region and Hung Yen province.
UAE introduces 5 new categories for Golden Visa eligibility
The UAE has broadened its Golden Visa program to attract global talent by offering 10-year residencies to various professionals. Recent expansions include nurses, educators, content creators, e-sports professionals, and luxury yacht owners. These initiatives aim to bolster the nation's economic growth and knowledge sectors by providing stability and security to qualified individuals and their families.
UK to reduce post-study work period for international graduates
The UK government has announced new immigration reforms aimed at reducing net migration and prioritizing British workers. These reforms include reducing the post-study stay for international graduates to 18 months, raising English language requirements for applicants and dependents, and doubling the qualifying period for settled status to ten years.
UK announces measures to tighten immigration policies amid rising voter anger
The UK government introduced a sweeping Immigration White Paper aimed at cutting net migration and restoring public trust. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced tougher controls across different fields amid growing pressure from voters after years of rising migration. Here’s all you need to know what all amendments the Starmer-led government has made.
Utah best US state for 3rd straight year, see who else made the top 5
For the third consecutive year, Utah has been named the best state in the U.S. by U.S. News & World Report, excelling in fiscal stability, economy, and infrastructure. New Hampshire, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Idaho round out the top five, each demonstrating strengths in areas like healthcare, governance, and economic growth.
Young, digital, and debt-averse: Gen Z’s new money mantra
Contrary to popular belief, Indian Gen Z is prioritizing financial stability. The ET Snapchat Gen Z Index reveals that young Indians are saving early, investing cautiously, and focusing on long-term security. They favor traditional instruments like FDs and savings accounts, showing a preference for planned spending on gadgets, education, and investments funded primarily through personal savings.
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75 leading tech companies spearheaded over 2,610 CSR projects, investing Rs 5,443 cr: Nasscom Foundation
AI, digital skilling, and sustainability are reshaping CSR, which is now a strategic imperative, and not a side activity, says Nasscom Foundation CEO, Jyoti Sharma.
New Zealand’s $100 million purse for better maths education in schools
The New Zealand government will invest $100 million in maths education. This investment will span four years. The goal is to boost proficiency among young students. Education Minister Erica Stanford announced the plan. The funding will support intervention teachers. Small-group tutoring will also be available. A new assessment tool will be developed. The initiative aims for early intervention.
Dont blindly follow 100 minus present age rule for deciding asset allocation; factor these in your asset allocation
The '100 minus age' rule, which is generally seen as a rule of thumb for asset allocation, suggests a high equity exposure if you're young, but this overlooks several other factors, such as if an individual has an early retirement goal, income uncertainty, and risk appetite. A personalized approach considering financial goals, dependents, and investment horizon is crucial for effective asset allocation.
5 things you need to know about debt trap
A debt trap arises from the struggle to repay borrowed funds, often fueled by credit card overuse, high-interest loans, and job loss. This situation causes financial stress and lowers credit scores, hindering future loan prospects. Read on to know how to avoid a debt trap and manage credit effectively
Why some personal finance decisions you take need not be objective or right, but emotionally satisfying
Sometimes, there is no choice but to let go. There may not be space for negotiation or meeting in the middle if the parties involved take diametrically opposite positions, unable to convince the other to see their point of view. The stakes may be very high, but if both parties do not see merit in giving up their positions, stalemate ensues, and one side gives up.
Only 34% Indians have term plan: Here’s why less people are opting for pure term plan, per Axis Max Life Insurance Survey
A recent survey by Axis Max Life Insurance reveals urban Indians' saving and investment priorities, with 74% aware of term plans but only 34% owning them. Online purchases are driven by lower premiums and ease of access. Working women have expressed greater financial anxieties regarding basic needs, retirement, and family security compared to men.
All you should know about estate planning
Estate planning is a key element of personal finance that ensures the smooth transfer of assets to loved ones after a person’s death. A well thought-out plan helps avoid legal disputes, improves tax efficiency, and clearly outlines how assets should be distributed. Here are some important tools for estate planning.
Info Edge clocks 36% return on startup investments
Info Edge was one of the early backers in homegrown listed companies, including Zomato and Policybazaar. It invested a total of Rs 483.78 crore and Rs 591.40 crore in the two companies, respectively. The value of its shareholding in both the companies is collectively more than Rs 31,500 crore.
National Technology Day: India targets $500 billion revenue from tech industry by 2030
India’s tech sector is set to add 126,000 jobs in FY25, reaching a 5.8 million-strong workforce. Amid global headwinds, AI and digital demand are driving $283 billion in revenue. With rising exports, government support, and ambitious targets, the industry aims to hit $500 billion by 2030, shaping 10% of GDP.
Mother’s Day Special: How to secure her future with smart financial planning
As we honour mothers' strength, resilience, and sacrifices this Mother’s Day, there’s no better way to celebrate than by helping them secure their future with smart financial planning.
Saturn Retrograde 2025 - Scorpio: Period of reflection when love, children, creativity, and intellect undergo tests of karma and help in learning
Saturn Retrograde in the Pisces sign from 18 July 2025: Your Fifth House have Saturn retrograde. This can affect your love life, education, creativity, and children’s well-being. You can also have love life delays, parent issues, or no creative fervour. Hard work is required from students and artists to be successful. It is a period of profound inner development through self-expression, patience, and discipline
Saturn Retrograde 2025 - Capricorn: The retrograde Saturn puts introspection on your boldness, speech, and initiative, urging you to regain confidence and reassess how to move forward
Saturn Retrograde in the Pisces sign from 18 July 2025: Saturn will be retrograde in your Third House. This house can help improve communication. It can make you bold and give you opportunities to travel. This house is also important for siblings and for taking initiatives. You may experience delays or opposition in short trips and projects. You are forced to streamline your efforts, speaking, and motivation. Saturn challenges your inner strength and long-term vision. It is important to avoid taking rash decisions. It will have a negative impact in the times to come
Saturn Retrograde 2025 - Cancer: Your beliefs, faith, and higher goals can be tested, and your spiritual, educational, and philosophical path is reorganised
Saturn Retrograde in the Pisces sign from 18 July 2025: Saturn will be retrograde in your Ninth House. This governs fortune, higher studies, dharma, and long-distance travel. You can have academic or legal delays. You can also reconsider your belief systems. There can be disruptions with your gurus, mentors, or father figures. You may focus more on reclaiming your inner truth and re-committing to your purpose. This can help in your spiritual growth
Mother’s Day advice on financial planning for mothers
Financial planning is one of the most valuable gifts a mother can give her children. From mutual funds to insurance and gold ETFs, this guide outlines smart saving strategies, retirement planning, and the importance of instilling financial discipline in kids.
Navigating options strategies in India’s F&O markets: How traders can build smarter bets
Options trading in India gains a boost with the Options Strategy Builder. This tool simplifies complex strategies for beginner and intermediate traders. Angel One's platform allows users to create multi-leg strategies. Traders can combine contracts, simulate scenarios, and analyze potential outcomes. This integrated approach saves time and reduces errors. It offers a smoother learning curve for strategic options trading.
First round of Free Trade Agreement talks between India, New Zealand concludes
India and New Zealand are currently engaged in discussions for a potential Free Trade Agreement. These talks aim to enhance trade and investment between the two nations. Negotiations resumed in March 2025 after a decade-long pause. The FTA seeks to unlock new opportunities for businesses and consumers. Disparities in tariff structures and demands for dairy market access pose challenges.
'SIPs are meaningless without our Armed Forces': Fund manager urges Indians to contribute to India govt's National Defence Fund amid Operation Sindoor
Gurmeet Chadha, a wealth advisory firm's managing partner, is advocating for contributions to the National Defence Fund (NDF) amidst escalating India-Pakistan tensions. Established in 1962, the NDF supports armed forces welfare through voluntary donations, offering tax exemptions. Recent successful operations, like Operation Sindoor, highlight the importance of high-quality military resources.
OpenAI offers to help countries build AI systems
OpenAI on Wednesday announced an initiative to help countries build their own artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructures, with the US government a partner in projects. The OpenAI for Countries initiative was launched under the auspices of a Stargate drive announced by US President Donald Trump to invest up to $500 billion in AI infrastructure in the United States.
From financial relief to greater job access, India–UK free trade pact holds major gains for NRIs in UK
India and the UK completed their Free Trade Agreement. This agreement brings good news for Non-Resident Indians working in the UK. Indian professionals will get exemption from social security payments for three years. The FTA makes it easier for Indian professionals to work in the UK. Indian firms will have better access to the UK market.
Canada’s top universities hold strong in global rankings, led by University of Toronto
The University of Toronto remains Canada's top university in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025. Canadian institutions maintain a strong global presence, with three universities in the top 50 worldwide. The rankings reflect Canada's ongoing investment in research, teaching quality, and international engagement, highlighting stable performance among its leading universities.
Bill Gates says AI key for health, education innovation
Gates visited President Prabowo Subianto and Indonesian philanthropists in the capital Jakarta, where he spoke about his optimism that AI-driven innovation will help tackle global challenges. "AI is going to help us discover new tools. And even in the delivery of health and education and agriculture advice, we'll be using AI," he told a meeting.
Premji urges young doctors to find ways to serve the vulnerable
Wipro founder Azim Premji urged young healthcare professionals to dedicate their time to serving vulnerable populations, emphasizing the importance of giving back to society. He highlighted that every Indian citizen deserves quality healthcare and education, regardless of their financial status.
5-point checklist to make your career successful, reliable like gold
Use financial risk strategies to guide career and education moves, says Devashish Chakravarty.
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