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    Man wanted to buy iPhone from neighbour's credit card, who refused. Bengaluru CA explains why the request raised a red flag

    A Reddit user refused when his neighbour asked him to let his cousin buy an iPhone using his credit card on a 12-month EMI. Bengaluru CA Meenal Goel reacted to the incident, warning about the growing focus on monthly affordability. She pointed out that consumers often ask whether they can pay Rs 10,000 a month instead of whether they should spend Rs 1.2 lakh, highlighting the risks of EMI-driven spending.

    Rs 1.8 lakh monthly salary made Bengaluru techie feel 'rich'. Then a family emergency exposed the financial mistake many Gen Z earners ignore

    A Bengaluru techie’s experience shows how a high monthly income and regular investments can create a strong sense of financial security, while an unexpected family crisis can reveal gaps that are easy to overlook. His story led to a discussion among young earners about saving, investing, emergency preparedness and what being financially secure actually means.

    ‘I looked like a locked pigeon’: Ravi Kishan breaks silence on his viral Gucci walk. Actor-politician reveals why he moved sideways on stage

    At a recent event, actor-politician Ravi Kishan humorously addressed his trending 'Gucci walk.' He clarified that the unique sideways movement was a product of the somewhat cramped stage space. Embracing his newfound internet fame, Kishan even performed the walk once more, thanking Gen Z for turning him into a cultural phenomenon and expressing heartfelt gratitude for their continued support and admiration.

    ‘I bought 2 houses at 24, but my kids might never buy one’: Founder says people need to move beyond 9 to 5 for building wealth that can beat inflation

    Entrepreneur Riya Upreti has argued that rising property prices and uneven salary growth are making traditional wealth-building increasingly difficult for younger Indians. Drawing on her claim that she bought two houses by 24, she said people should build assets, businesses, intellectual property, equity or personal brands alongside their careers. Her post sparked discussion on inflation, home ownership and Gen Z's financial future.

    Man claims Gen-Z's ability to work is being destroyed by their parent's passive income and reluctance to let them work entry level jobs

    An X user's criticism of affluent Indian parenting has triggered a debate over whether generational wealth encourages dependence among some young adults. The post argued that passive income, family businesses and comfortable lifestyles can discourage work, relocation and risk-taking, while users offered sharply different views on independence, inheritance, parental support, ambition and whether financial security helps or harms the next generation.

    'Mountain living dream different from reality': Gen-Z employee who moved to Manali from Delhi moves back to national capital citing multiple reasons

    Delhi-based Gen Z creator Ajay Sharma returned from Manali after 71 days, saying mountain living proved more difficult than expected despite becoming deeply meaningful. He spent Rs 21,000 a month, documented his experience in nearly 55 videos and faced network outages, rain, poor roads, isolation and demanding treks. His experience sparked mixed reactions online about mountain versus city life.

    The Economic Times
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