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Managing money is something that everyone should do, but very few people know about personal finance basics in a clear and practical way. We earn our salaries, we pay the bills, we use bank accounts, we take loans, we try to save money. But the question is that whether we fully understand how these financial decisions are connected? This confusion is the root cause where money stress begins. Personal finance is not about quick becoming rich and just pursuing high returns. The point of personal finance is to have the knowledge of your money, make the correct choices using the factual information and have control over the long term finance. In this blog we basically explain personal finance for beginners who just started to earn their salaries or someone who don't know about it. We will try to explain personal finance in plain, simple and structured language. What Is Personal Finance? Personal finance means how an individual will manages money across different level of l...

Savings Account vs Current Account: The Difference Most People Never Truly Understand

Most people don’t choose their first bank account. They inherit it. A parent opens one for them when they are young. A company HR department asks for account details when they get their first job. A bank executive recommends something when they walk into a branch. And without thinking too much, they accept it. Such an account then literally lives to be a part of their lives over a few years. What hardly anybody can tell you is that the type of bank account you open determines the kind of way you treat money, the kind of person you get disciplined, how much money you lose in the hidden charges, and how much money you miss in opportunities. This is by no means a sophisticated finance subject. It is simple financial literacy. Yet, most adults never truly understand it. Have you ever thought of why money is so out of control even when your income is not that bad, why you are not able to save more, why banking is so confusing and stressful, the answer is so simple: you are using the wrong t...

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