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Why it payes to be emotionally invested in your wealth

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In our contemporary, fast-paced, and information-saturated society, it has become increasingly evident that grasping the significance of values and emotional bonds in the pursuit of success has taken on greater importance than ever before.

 
In an era where news and financial advice are readily available and often reduced to mere commodities, it becomes apparent that these resources, while abundant, often lack the transformative power necessary to propel individuals towards extraordinary levels of achievement. In this whirlwind of data and insights, there lies a significant gap between acquiring knowledge and achieving true success. It is in this very gap that the profound influence of values and emotional connections emerges as indispensable factors in the journey towards excellence.

In this context, understanding one’s personal values and forging meaningful emotional connections with others can serve as the guiding compass and fuel that sustains individuals on their path to exceptional accomplishment. In a world inundated with information, it is the alignment of one’s actions with their deeply held values that sets them apart. These values not only provide a sense of purpose but also act as the foundation upon which decisions are made and priorities are set.

Moreover, the power of emotional connections cannot be overstated. In an age where digital interactions sometimes overshadow genuine human connections, fostering and nurturing authentic relationships can be the differentiating factor in one’s pursuit of success.

Emotional bonds not only provide support during challenging times but also offer a sense of belonging and fulfillment that transcends material achievements.

So, as we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of the 21st century, it becomes increasingly apparent that success is not solely determined by the sheer volume of information we consume but rather by the depth of our values and the richness of our emotional connections.

These intangible elements, often overshadowed by the noise of our information-driven world, are the true catalysts that can elevate individuals to exceptional heights of achievement and fulfillment. In this quest for success, let us not forget the profound impact of our values and the profound bonds we share with others, for they are the cornerstones of a meaningful and prosperous journey. #featured #ticker today

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Fed cuts rates, signals more potentially ahead

Fed lowers rates amid job market concerns, signalling potential further cuts in upcoming meetings

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Fed lowers rates amid job market concerns, signalling potential further cuts in upcoming meetings

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– The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter-point to address job market concerns.
– Officials expect at least two additional rate cuts by year-end amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
The Federal Reserve has reduced interest rates by a quarter-point, addressing concerns about a weakening job market overshadowing inflation worries.
A majority of officials anticipate at least two additional cuts by year-end during the remaining meetings in October and December.Banner

Fed Chair Jerome Powell noted a significant shift in the labour market, highlighting “downside risk” in his statements.

The recent rate cut, supported by 11 of 12 Fed voters, aims to recalibrate an economy facing uncertainties from policy changes and market pressures.

Policy Dynamics

The decision comes amid intense political scrutiny, with President Trump openly criticising Powell’s reluctance to lower rates.

Despite the controversy, Powell asserts that political pressures do not influence Fed operations.

The current benchmark federal-funds rate now sits between 4% and 4.25%, the lowest since 2021, providing some reprieve to consumers and small businesses. Economic forecasts indicate ongoing complexities, including inflation trends and the impact of tariffs on labour dynamics, complicating future policy decisions.


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Fed faces unusual dissent amid leadership uncertainty

Fed’s Powell navigates contentious meeting amid Trump-appointed dissenters as rate cut looms and succession contest heats up

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Fed’s Powell navigates contentious meeting amid Trump-appointed dissenters as rate cut looms and succession contest heats up

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– This week’s Federal Reserve meeting faces unusual dissent as Chair Powell approaches his term’s end.
– Analysts predict dissent over expected rate cuts due to political pressures from Trump-appointed officials.
This week’s Federal Reserve meeting is set to be particularly unusual, with Chair Jerome Powell facing significant disagreements over future policy as he approaches the end of his term in May.Tensions began before the meeting when Fed governor Lisa Cook won a court ruling allowing her to attend, despite opposition from President Trump, who is attempting to remove her.

The situation is further complicated by the recent swearing-in of Trump adviser Stephen Miran to the Fed’s board, following a Senate confirmation.

Analysts believe Powell may encounter dissent on an expected quarter-percentage-point rate cut from both Trump-appointed officials and regional Fed presidents concerned about inflation.

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Potential Dissent

Trump has urged significant rate cuts and for the board to challenge Powell’s decisions.

Some analysts predict dissenting votes from Miran and other Trump appointees in favour of larger cuts. Federal Reserve veterans express concerns that political motivations may undermine the institution’s integrity, with indications that greater dissent could become commonplace.


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RBA plans to ban credit card surcharges in Australia

Reserve Bank of Australia plans to ban credit card surcharges despite banks warning of potential higher fees and weaker rewards

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Reserve Bank of Australia plans to ban credit card surcharges despite banks warning of potential higher fees and weaker rewards.

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– The RBA plans to ban surcharges on debit and credit card transactions, supported by consumer group Choice.
– Major banks oppose the ban, warning it could lead to higher card fees and reduced rewards for credit card users.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) intends to implement a ban on surcharges associated with debit and credit card transactions. Consumer advocacy group Choice endorses this initiative, arguing that it is unjust for users of low-cost debit cards to incur similar fees as credit card holders.Banner

The major banks, however, are opposing this reform. They caution that the removal of surcharges could prompt customers to abandon credit cards due to diminished rewards.

A final decision by the RBA is anticipated by December 2025.


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