Personal Finance – Page 3

Over ₹9,330 Crore Unclaimed in EPF Accounts: How Indian Workers Can Trace and Reclaim Idle Retirement Savings

The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is currently holding ₹9,330 crore in inoperative accounts across India, as millions of formal sector workers fail to transfer or withdraw their retirement balances…

Prasenjit Bhowmik July 25, 2026

Economy

EPFO Simplifies UAN Retrieval: How Salaried Workers Can Access Forgotten Accounts Online and Offline

Millions of salaried employees across India can now effortlessly regain access to their retirement savings following updated guidelines and streamlined digital tools released by the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO).…

Prasenjit Bhowmik July 25, 2026

Economy

U.S. Home Sales Unexpectedly Drop 2.4% in June as Record Prices and High Rates Chill Demand

High mortgage rates and record prices drove an unexpected 2.4 percent drop in US home sales this June as buyers face worsening affordability.

Prasenjit Bhowmik July 24, 2026

Economy

Starter Home Affordability Creeps Back as Regional Splits Define the U.S. Housing Market

Discover where entry-level homes are becoming affordable again as rising inventory and regional price shifts offer relief to first-time buyers.

Prasenjit Bhowmik July 24, 2026

Economy

Cash Deposits Below ₹10 Lakh: Why Indian Income Tax Department Is Issuing Notices

Discover why the Income Tax Department is targeting cash deposits under 10 lakh and how automated surveillance is catching tax mismatches in India.

Prasenjit Bhowmik July 24, 2026

Economy

Working-Class Americans See Paycheck Relief as Wages Outstrip Inflation and Tax Cuts Take Effect

Working class Americans are finally seeing financial relief as rising wages and new tax cuts outpace inflation to boost real take-home pay.

Prasenjit Bhowmik July 24, 2026

Economy

Grocery Inflation Forces Over 25% of Working-Age Americans into Credit Card Debt

Rising grocery costs force over a quarter of working Americans into credit card debt as food inflation outpaces wages. Find out how families cope.

Prasenjit Bhowmik July 24, 2026

Economy

Grocery Debt Mounting: Millions of Americans Turn to Credit Cards for Basic Food Needs

Millions of Americans are turning to credit cards to afford basic groceries as rising food prices push household budgets past their limits.

Prasenjit Bhowmik July 24, 2026

Economy

Rising Food Costs Force Millions of Americans Into Credit Card Debt for Groceries, Study Finds

Rising grocery prices have forced over a quarter of working Americans into credit card debt just to afford basic food according to a new study.

Prasenjit Bhowmik July 24, 2026

Economy

Grocery Inflation Forces One in Four Working-Age Americans into Credit Card Debt, Study Finds

A new study reveals grocery inflation has forced over 25 percent of working Americans into credit card debt just to afford everyday food.

Prasenjit Bhowmik July 24, 2026