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New study suggests Gen Z are welcoming ‘post-truth media age’

New study suggests Gen Z are welcoming ‘post-truth media age’

A large study into the UK’s media habits has found that Gen Z are less interested in traditional news outlets and more likely to opt for social media platforms, despite trusting their content less. Gen Zers are less likely to use traditional media outlets such as BBC News and The Guardian over TikTok, Instagram, and other social media platforms, a new study has found. In fact, young people are shunning...

By Bristol, UK
How ‘money dysmorphia’ is driving Gen Z into debt

How ‘money dysmorphia’ is driving Gen Z into debt

Recent research has revealed that almost half of young people today are obsessed with the idea of being rich because they’re comparing themselves to wealthy social media influencers. And, in an attempt to keep up, they’re making poor financial decisions and spending far beyond their means. According to recent research from Qualtrics, almost half of young people today are obsessed with the idea of being rich. Findings show...

By London, UK
The taxman is coming for your resale side hustle

The taxman is coming for your resale side hustle

Those looking to make a buck through resale platforms including Vinted, eBay, and Depop will now have their earnings taxed by HMRC. Can we have anything at this point? So, you wish to supplement your national insurance contribution, rent, road tax, pension, student loan, and eye-watering living expenses with a simple side hustle? How embarrassing. The UK’s greedy hand will soon extend to resale apps like Vinted, eBay, and Depop as...

By London, UK
RBI issues a ‘get out of debt (relatively) free’ card

RBI issues a ‘get out of debt (relatively) free’ card

A new circular from the Reserve Bank of India allows willful defaulters and fraudsters to make compromise settlements with banks. In a turnaround from its 2019 guidelines, which dealt harshly with willful defaulters and fraudsters, in June 2023, the Reserve Bank of India published a series of circulars which make these borrowers eligible for compromise settlements. Now, those who have purposely misused the funds lent to them or refuse...

By London, UK