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Iran War Turbocharges De‑Dollarization: Why the US Now Bleeds $1 Billion a Day The latest escalation involving Iran is doing more than reshaping military alliances and energy routes. It is accelerating a financial shift that many in Washington have long feared: the steady move away from the US dollar as the world’s dominant currency. At…

The Guilt of Spending: Finding a Healthy Balance Between Saving and Enjoying Your Money Feeling guilty every time you spend money-even when you can afford it-is more common than people like to admit. You stick to a disciplined savings plan, you know about compound interest, you have clear long‑term goals… and yet, when there’s money…

Apple Bank high‑yield savings for a 17‑year‑old: is it a good idea? A high‑yield savings account (HYSA) can be a great way to jump‑start a teenager’s financial life, and Apple Bank’s offer often catches attention because of its eye‑catching rate structure: a high rate (for example, 5% APY) on the first chunk of money, then…

How Unknown Traders Cashed In on the Iranian Strike Just Hours Before It Began In the hours leading up to a series of Iranian strikes in the Middle East, a small group of anonymous traders placed unusually large and precisely timed bets on financial markets that stood to move sharply if military action occurred. When…

Starting From Debt and Zero Assets: Rebuilding Your Financial Life From Scratch I’m a 28‑year‑old woman living in India. For the past decade, my family has been hit by one crisis after another: the loss of the primary breadwinner’s job and serious health issues affecting several relatives. All of this has snowballed into debt of…

Trump’s escalation against Iran is not just a geopolitical flashpoint; it is another shockwave for global government debt markets, according to analysts at UBS. The investment bank warns that the latest US action heightens uncertainty in a world already struggling with record sovereign borrowing, fragile investor confidence, and historically low interest rates. From UBS’s perspective,…

Can I Really Afford a $300,000 House at 23? A Deep Dive into the Numbers At 23, earning a solid income and already thinking about homeownership is an impressive position to be in. The key question, though, isn’t just “Can I get approved for a mortgage?” but “Can I comfortably afford this home without putting…

Moronic Monday – March 02, 2026: Weekly Open Q&A on Finance and Careers Every Monday, this thread opens as a dedicated space for all your finance-related questions. Whether you are just starting to explore the world of money and markets or you already work in the industry and want to clarify a niche concept, this…

Autonatic Expense Tracker iOS: How to Track Spending Automatically from Notifications Managing personal finances is much easier when your expenses are logged without any manual input. If you use an iPhone, you can take advantage of apps that automatically read transaction notifications, bank messages, or card alerts and turn them into structured expense records. Below…

How long it takes for PayPal to refund money after a dispute depends on several things: how you paid, what kind of dispute you opened, and how quickly both sides respond. To understand the timing, it helps to look at a real‑life style situation and then break down PayPal’s usual process. — Example situation: iPad…