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00:00 – Introduction
01:00 – Part 1: The Basics and Philosophy of Investing
02:04 – What is an asset?
04:02 – Part 2: Why and How to Invest in stocks and shares
04:50 – How to choose which company to invest in
09:21 – Why you shouldn’t pick individual stocks
14:22 – How to buy index funds
16:37 – Part 3: Common Fears, Questions and Concerns
17:15 – What if I lose all my money?
18:57 – Why the stock market goes up over time
22:18 – Global index funds
24:25 – Part 4: Fastlane Investing
26:06 – Option 1: Invest in yourself
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Capital One Savor Cash Rewards Credit Card Review (Formerly SavorOne) (2026.6 Update: $250 Offer)
[2026.6 Update] The new offer is $250.
[2025.8 Update] The new offer is $200+$100. [2025.12 Update] The higher offer is expired. The current offer is $200.
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Benefits
- $250 offer: earn $250 cash bonus after you spend $500 in the first 3 months. This is the best offer on this card.
- Earn unlimited 5% cash back on hotels, vacation rentals and rental cars booked through Capital One Travel; 3% cash back on purchases at dining, grocery stores, entertainment, and streaming; and 1% cash back on all other purchases.
- If you have a Capital One Miles earning card (such as Capital One Venture), then you can transfer your cash back to Miles and improve its potential value.
- No foreign transaction fee.
- No annual fee.
Disadvantages
- Capital One will pull all three major credit bureaus (Experian, TransUnion, Equifax) for one credit card application!
Introduction to Capital One (C1) Miles
- You can earn C1 Miles with two kinds of cards: Miles earning cards, or cashback earning cards. Miles earning cards mainly include: Capital One Venture, Capital One Venture X, Capital One Venture Business, Capital One Venture X Business, etc. Cashback earning cards mainly include: Capital One Savor, Capital One Quicksilver, Capital One Spark Cash Plus, Capital One Spark Cash, etc.
- You can move your C1 Miles from one Miles earning card to another Miles earning card at any time, and you can also move your cashback from a cashback earning card to a Miles earning card at any time. However, you can not move your Miles from a Miles earning card to a cashback earning card, therefore cashback is more flexible than Miles in C1’s system.
- C1 Miles never expire. You will lose the C1 Miles on one card if you close the account, but you can prevent losing your C1 Miles by moving the points to another C1 card beforehand.
- If you have a Miles earning card, C1 Miles can be transferred to some airline miles and hotel points. Some good 1:1 transfer options are: Air Canada (AC) (Star Alliance), Avianca (AV) (Star Alliance), Asia Miles (CX) (Oneworld), British Airways (BA), and Wyndham hotel points, etc. If you use C1 Miles in this way, the value is about 1.6 cents/point.
- You can redeem your C1 Miles towards travel expense at a fixed ratio 1.0 cent/point. You can also redeem your C1 Miles towards some merchants gift cards at a fixed ratio 1.0 cent/point.
- You can redeem your C1 Miles towards statement credit at a fixed ratio 0.5 cents/point.
- In summary, we estimate that C1 Miles are worth about 1.6 cents/point.
Recommended Application Time
- We recommend you apply for this card after you have a credit history of at least two years and you are very comfortable with the credit card game.
- [1/6 rule] You can only apply for 1 Capital One credit card for every 6 months, including both personal and business credit cards. You will get automatic denial if you violate this rule, but there will be no hard pull.
Summary
The signup bonus is decent for a no annual fee card. Apart from that, the major point of this card is 3% cashback on dining and grocery. Note that the cashback value can be improved if you have the Venture card. You can also consider Capital One Savor (4% cashback on dining and entertainment but with $95 annual fee) if you dine out a lot. Note that Capital One will pull all three major credit bureaus (Experian, TransUnion, Equifax) for one credit card application, and it is very difficult to get approved if you have a lot of recent hard pulls.
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Cardano’s Founder Predicts Hard Times Ahead. Here’s Why That’s a Reason to Sell It.
Cardano‘s (ADA +5.53%) community governance system is now fully operational, and so far, the community has voted to defund its own annual summit and starve a cybersecurity project of resources. Two of the chain’s most prominent projects shut down within six weeks of each other.
Founder Charles Hoskinson responded to the chaos by announcing he was “taking a break.” At this point, the only thing Cardano holders seem to agree on is selling; the coin is down 74% in the past year.
Hoskinson’s prediction does not, in itself, constitute a reason to sell Cardano; people predict all sorts of things about the market all the time, and often for self-motivated reasons. But the factors that drove his prediction, when paired with other issues Cardano has, do constitute a reason to sell this coin, so let’s take a look at what’s going wrong.
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The ecosystem is collapsing
The crux of the problem with Cardano is that its ecosystem is small and rapidly weakening.
Its total value locked (TVL) in decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols has cratered from $653 million in December 2024 to $95 million today. Its number of daily active wallet addresses was just under 16,000 in May, down from approximately 485,000 active wallets per day at its November 2021 peak. Similarly, the number of daily transactions on the chain is just a fraction of its prior high, as are transaction fees. In other words, liquidity and users are exiting the chain together, which is a very bad sign.
Moreover, two of Cardano’s flagship consumer-targeted projects have collapsed in just six weeks. JPG Store, the dominant non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace on the network, shut down on May 23. TapTools, an analytics platform with a million-plus users, said on June 2 it would wind down within two weeks.
Hoskinson called these events leading indicators for the chain’s health, and he isn’t wrong.
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Voting has consequences
Hoskinson abdicated direct control over Cardano’s governance as part of its Voltaire upgrade, which implemented a community voting system for governance.
That has had some consequences. On May 29, Cardano’s on-chain governance mechanism held a vote, which ultimately led to the canceling of the $2 million in funds necessary to conduct its 2026 in-person summit in Singapore. A separate proposal to fund a quantum-resistant cybersecurity project for the chain is on track for rejection in a vote concluding this week. The coin’s holders increasingly look like they won’t fund Cardano’s roadmap.
The deeper problem is that Cardano’s investment thesis was never anchored to any single category where it dominated. Ethereum and Solana both have far more DeFi capital, faster transaction speeds, and higher throughput, not to mention lower fees in Solana’s case. Cardano simply hasn’t ever had an area where it excels, and now, investors are voting with their feet.
It makes sense to sell this coin and avoid buying it until that changes, and it might not ever.
The Current State of BRSR in Corporate India 2.0
Effectively incorporating sustainability considerations into financial decisions, including investment process and capital allocation, remains a significant challenge for global capital markets and the investment industry. Although sustainability data has entered mainstream discourse, the debate around how sustainability information should be integrated into investment decisions continues across industries, sectors, and markets. Meaningful and measurable integration of sustainability information presents an important opportunity for investment analysts and portfolio managers across asset classes and geographies.
In India, FY2022–23 marked the first full reporting year for regulator-mandated BRSR disclosures by the top 1,000 listed companies by market capitalization, as directed by the SEBI. Companies are required to disclose BRSR information as part of their annual reports. BRSR disclosures are aligned with the nine principles of the National Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct (NGRBCs), covering areas such as gender participation, emissions, water use, energy footprint, and employee well-being. This 2nd edition of our analysis indicates that, despite several challenges, corporate India has made notable qualitative and quantitative progress in ESG reporting.
Our analysis covers sustainability disclosures from annual reports of 300 listed Indian companies across FY2022–23, FY2023–24, and FY2024–25. The study focuses primarily on quantitative parameters, clearly defined qualitative data, and binary responses to enable comparability and measurable trend analysis. In addition to the analysis of BRSR data from companies, this report draws on stakeholder interviews and roundtables conducted with asset management companies, investors, corporations, rating agencies, ESG data providers, proxy advisers, and service providers. Across stakeholder groups, a consistent theme emerged: the need to improve data quality, consistency, comparability, and reporting methodologies to make BRSR disclosures more useful for investment decision-making.
Stakeholders emphasized the importance of standardized reporting units, consistent reporting boundaries, and stable methodologies. Frequent changes in reporting boundaries without adequate rationale continue to reduce comparability across reporting periods. There is also growing demand for additional forward-looking climate and carbon-transition data, particularly as physical and transition climate risks gain prominence across industries.
The report also highlights the importance of sector-sensitive reporting. Certain BRSR indicators are inherently more relevant for specific industries. For example, product recall metrics are more concentrated in the Healthcare and Consumer Discretionary sectors, while data breaches are more common in Information Technology and sectors handling large customer databases. Similarly, R&D and environmental capital expenditure (capex) metrics may be more relevant for manufacturing and product-based companies than for many financial institutions. Sector-specific interpretation of disclosures can improve comparability and reduce box-ticking approaches.
The utility of BRSR varies among investors. For many market participants, BRSR currently functions primarily as a risk management tool rather than a decisive alpha-generating input. At the same time, investors increasingly use sustainability disclosures to identify ESG leaders and laggards by assessing climate-risk exposure, transition preparedness, and carbon exposure.
The findings indicate that standalone sustainability reporting remains dominant in India, although some sectors continue to use consolidated reporting structures. Workforce disclosures show that employee churn remains elevated in Financials, IT, Consumer Discretionary, and Communication Services, while Energy, Utilities, and Materials continue to exhibit lower attrition levels.
Additionally, energy and emissions reporting coverage expanded further during the study period. Renewable energy disclosure increased steadily, particularly in Financials, Consumer Discretionary, and Industrials. Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions reporting remained high, while Scope 3 reporting also expanded significantly, although with considerable volatility across sectors. The data also shows improving disclosure levels for R&D and environmental and social capex investments, although full allocation toward environmental and social technologies remains limited. Sustainable sourcing procedures have also become more widely adopted.
The report also observes growth in value-chain environmental assessments and continued disclosure of procurement from micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Product recalls remained limited and sector specific, while data breaches increased during FY2024–25, driven primarily by Consumer Discretionary and IT sectors.
The report recommends enhancements across three areas: the BRSR format itself, reporting companies, and other ecosystem participants such as investors, policymakers, ESG rating providers, and capital providers. Key recommendations include improving reporting consistency, strengthening assurance practices, increasing methodological clarity, enhancing sector-specific guidance, and improving linkages between sustainability data and financial metrics.
Globally, sustainability reporting frameworks continue to evolve, with the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) playing an increasingly important role in advancing investor-focused sustainability disclosures. In India, SEBI has played a leading role in developing the sustainability reporting ecosystem, and BRSR has established a strong foundation for further progress. Further improvements in areas such as standardization, comparability, granularity, and reporting clarity will help, but in general the Indian listed companies are making substantial and consistent progress in sustainability disclosures.
Why a $3.6 Billion Deal for an Iconic Sugar Brand Is Actually a Massive Bet on Health
Through this acquisition, this ingredients company is mirroring consumer trends. Here’s why.
APM Financial Fitness: June 2026
Summer’s just around the corner, but as the Iran conflict continues to affect fuel prices, more would-be vacationers are canceling plans for road trips and flights. This has contributed to consumer sentiment numbers sinking to a new low, with lower-income families hit especially hard. Rising inflation numbers have also introduced new challenges.
Home Financing
Housing That Keeps Generations Together
As housing costs climb and generations age, more families are opting for multi-generational properties. These larger homes are designed to house occupants from three generations, providing safety and privacy to everyone. It’s a lifestyle trend that’s more common within European countries, and is becoming more popular here in the United States.
Generation X buyers aged 46 to 61 are sometimes referred to as “the sandwich generation” because of their dual roles supporting their children and parents. They’ve increased their share of ownership of multigenerational properties from 12% in 2013 to 21% today. A recent Realtor.com report estimated there are 4 million multigenerational households, representing 4.5% of all owner-occupied households, as of 2024.
Like other larger homes, buying a home with sufficient room for three generations will be more expensive than a single-family home. However, they also provide their own money-saving features — for example, all residents can pay a percentage of the monthly utility bills.
Contact your local APM Loan Advisor to learn more about your family’s financing options for multigenerational properties.
Source: finance.yahoo.com
Insurance
Critical Illness Coverage: A Safety Net for Major Health Issues
If you have concerns about unexpected medical expenses, adding a critical illness policy — also called supplemental health insurance — to your existing insurance can provide peace of mind at a particularly stressful time.
Critical illness insurance provides a lump sum payment if you or a family member suffers a serious health issue. Depending on your coverage, these may include a heart attack, diagnosis of a chronic illness, or an organ transplant.
A major advantage of this coverage is that, in most cases, you can use your lump sum payment for nearly anything you like. In addition to hospital stays and medical bills, you can finance travel to medical centers and hospitals or cover everyday expenses like rent or groceries. It can also help pay for an out-of-network provider.
While this coverage can be a lifesaver, be sure to review your current health benefits before you decide on your ideal level of critical illness coverage. Some employers offer this as an additional benefit at a low cost, so you may want to buy this coverage when it’s time to review your benefits package.
This article is provided for informational purposes only. For specific advice about insurance products and coverage options, please consult with a licensed insurance professional.
Source: investopedia.com
In the News
More States Prohibit Employers from Checking Your Credit
If you or a family member is job-hunting, there may be concerns about potential employers checking credit histories. This has become a controversial practice as some have pointed out that it may unfairly screen out some applicants, especially those with lower incomes.
Last year, 39 bills to restrict employer credit checks were introduced in 19 states, but restrictions are only active in:
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Hawaii
- Illinois
- Maryland
- Nevada
- Oregon
- Vermont
- Washington
There are some jobs where a credit check may be necessary, including those applying for jobs in banking and finance, and those where credit checks are required under federal law.
No matter where you live or what type of position you’re seeking, it’s a good idea to review your free annual credit reports at annualcreditreport.com before attending an interview. If you spot errors, you can request corrections on the site. You’ll also be prepared to explain any negative information they may contain.
Source: credit.com
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Higher Gas Prices Encouraging More Staycations
Summer vacations are just around the corner, but higher fuel prices are expected to affect road trips and flights to holiday destinations. A recent poll found that a substantial number of would-be vacationers have already changed or cancelled their plans for summer travel as gas prices have increased by 50% since the Iran conflict began.
One way to temporarily bring down prices for motorists is to suspend the federal gas tax. This move is supported by the White House, plus a number of senators and representatives.
Currently, taxes and other fees on retail gasoline and diesel fuel are 18.4 cents per gallon for gas and 24.4 cents per gallon for diesel, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. In addition, some states have taken steps to offer state gas tax relief. This varies from 9 cents per gallon for Alaskan drivers to 71 cents per gallon for California residents.
Reducing or pausing the federal gas tax would require congressional approval, but several lawmakers have supported this move as early as March 2026. However, some economists have concerns that suspending this tax won’t provide adequate relief for many budgets. In addition, it could adversely affect the balance of a key federal fund for highway construction and maintenance.
Source: cnbc.com
Did You Know?
Adding Gold to Your Retirement Investments
Thinking about adding gold to your retirement portfolio? The “three bucket strategy” is a popular retirement plan that separates your short-, medium- and long-term goals, and you can add gold to this and other retirement plans.
If you’re still planning your retirement savings, here’s how the bucket strategy works.
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The first bucket is for the short term. This is typically made up of cash and cash alternatives, such as certificates of deposit (CDs), that can pay for everyday expenses, like housing, gas and groceries.
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The second bucket is for bonds and income-generating stocks and represents cash you may need in three to seven years.
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The final bucket contains long-term growth assets that have time — like eight years or more — to ride out any volatility. These should be left alone so they’ll have time to recover from corrections.
Since gold prices can be volatile, you may want to add it to your long-term assets. This gives it flexibility to recover from market downturns. Experts typically recommend limiting gold to 5-10% of your portfolio.
Like any other new investment strategy, it’s important to assess your personal risk tolerance and financial goals. Ask yourself if you’ll be comfortable with the price swings that gold may exhibit, and if you prefer to store physical gold or invest in a fund.
The information in this article is provided for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment, financial, tax, or legal advice. For guidance tailored to your individual financial situation, contact your local APM Loan Advisor for a referral to a qualified investment advisor or Certified Financial Planner (CFP®).
Source: money.com
CLEAR Membership Price Going Up to $219?
Some CLEAR Members Seeing $219 Renewal Price
A discussion on Reddit suggests that some CLEAR members are seeing upcoming renewal charges of $219 per year, despite CLEAR’s website still showing a $209 annual membership fee.
Multiple users reported seeing a $219 renewal amount in their account settings or renewal emails, while others continue to see the standard $209 rate. Mine for example still shows a renewal price of $209 for August 16, 2026. You can check by logging into your CLEAR account, and then going to Membership > Payments > CLEAR+ Membership.
For now, it’s unclear whether this is a system error, or an upcoming fee increase that hasn’t been publicly announced yet.
Guru’s Wrap-up
A $10 increase isn’t a huge deal by itself, but CLEAR is already a tough sell for some travelers. If the fee is really going up, Amex Platinum will likely increase the statement credit to match it as they have done in the past.
But keep an eye on it if your renewal is coming up soon, if you don’t want to pay $10 out of pocket for the service.
Abridge wants to be the operating system for medicine—and NVIDIA and Eli Lilly are helping build it
On Thursday morning in New York City, Dr. Shiv Rao stood before a room of health system executives and made a case that ambient AI—a technology that began largely as a transcription tool—was ready to do something far more consequential than writing a doctor’s notes.
Abridge, the startup Rao cofounded in 2018, announced a strategic investment from drugmaker Eli Lilly and what it is calling the first AI-native clinician intelligence platform: a system that both documents the patient-clinician conversation and uses it as the foundation for billing, clinical decision support, payer adjudication, and pharmaceutical trial screening. More than 300 health systems—including Northwestern Medicine, Emory Healthcare, and Johns Hopkins—are already live on the platform, supporting upward of 100 million clinical conversations annually and serving more than 250 million patients.
The company’s platform captures conversation between patients and doctors in real time and automatically generates the clinical note, billing codes, and patient summary before the doctor has left the hallway. What’s new is everything that flows from that moment.
Before the visit, Abridge surfaces care gaps and prior clinical context for the clinician. During the encounter, the tech suggests discussion topics and surfaces relevant clinical guidelines without requiring the physician to switch applications. After the visit, it generates the documentation, flowsheets, and orders—all grounded in the actual words spoken.
“We’ve known all along we wanted to be able to connect the dots across the main stakeholders in healthcare, because the only thing that matters, I think, in terms of AI’s impact on healthcare is business model innovation.” Rao told Fortune. “If we can’t actually improve how healthcare is delivered, how it’s experienced, and how it’s paid for, then we haven’t really moved the needle on the problem.”
Behind the platform expansion is a war chest and a set of strategic bets. Abridge has raised approximately $1.1 billion to date, most recently closing a $316 million Series E extension in April 2026 at a $5.3 billion valuation. NVentures, NVIDIA’s venture arm, is among its backers.
On Thursday, NVIDIA announced it’s also co-developing with Abridge the first foundation model for clinical conversations: an AI model trained on the specific dynamics of doctor-patient dialogue, not a general large language model adapted for medicine.
Rao also announced a partnership with Artisight—an NVIDIA-backed smart hospital company that uses computer vision to automate patient monitoring and nursing workflows inside hospital rooms. Together, the two platforms give care teams a continuous feed of room sensor data and ambient documentation across an entire hospital stay.
Eli Lilly’s bet tracks closely with its own AI ambitions. The pharma giant is simultaneously building what it has called the industry’s most powerful AI supercomputer in partnership with NVIDIA, and Abridge’s new life sciences module—which can surface clinical trial eligibility from within the clinical conversation itself—represents the kind of patient-facing pipeline Lilly needs to accelerate enrollment for next-generation therapies.
“For us, the most important first priority that we would love to explore, that we are working to explore with them, is around clinical trials,” Rao said.
The ambient clinical intelligence mark Abridge is chasing was valued at $7.24 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $56.61 billion by 2035. Microsoft, which acquired speech-recognition company Nuance for $19.7 billion in 2022, is the dominant enterprise incumbent. Ambience Healthcare, Suki, and Nabla are all also well-capitalized challengers. But the field is expected to consolidate within the next 12 to 18 months. The question is whether Abridge’s expansion into payments and life sciences creates a defensible moat, or simply a larger target.
“Now the priority is how much impact can we create, and speed is everything, so I think for the foreseeable future we’re just going to focus on the algorithm,” Rao told Fortune.
The platform’s ambition is also its risk surface. Recording protected health conversations requires updated security assessments, state-specific patient consent, and business associate agreements governing how audio is stored. And AI-generated notes that slip past physician review become part of the permanent medical record—a liability that compounds as the platform moves from documentation into billing codes and clinical orders.
Beneath it all is a deeper governance question. Abridge is now positioning itself as neutral infrastructure connecting providers, payers, and life sciences companies through some of the most sensitive data in medicine: the conversation between a sick person and their doctor.
Whether that trust holds, at scale, is an untested hypothesis.
Why Aussies Are Retiring in Asia (And How Much You Need)
Why are thousands of Australians leaving the country to retire in Southeast Asia? In this video, I break down exactly why more Aussies are choosing to retire in Thailand, Bali, Vietnam, Malaysia, and the Philippines, and how much money you actually need to make it work.
We’re talking real monthly budgets, visa requirements, Age Pension portability rules, superannuation access overseas, healthcare insurance, and the hidden risks nobody warns you about.
Timestamps:
0:00 Why Australians are leaving to retire overseas
0:46 The cost of living crisis hitting Aussie retirees
1:41 Can you receive the Age Pension overseas?
2:12 Retiring in Thailand
3:18 Retiring in Bali, Indonesia
3:57 Malaysia, Vietnam, and the Philippines
5:39 How much money do you actually need?
6:50 Superannuation access when living overseas
7:28 Healthcare and insurance in Southeast Asia
8:31 How to test retirement in Asia before committing
Legal Disclaimer:
The content presented in this video is for general informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, tax advice, legal advice, or any form of personal recommendation. All figures, pension rates, visa requirements, cost of living estimates, and superannuation references in this video are based on publicly available information at the time of recording and may change without notice. Always consult a licensed financial adviser, tax professional, or legal expert before making any decisions about retirement, relocation, investments, superannuation withdrawals, or pension entitlements. Aussie Finance With Luke is not responsible for any actions taken based on the information in this video.
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Each video on this channel takes a lot of time to write, narrate, and animate with care.
Yes, I use AI tools to help with voiceovers and visuals, but every message, script, and idea is crafted with intention and love, so you can understand money clearly and feel empowered to change your life.
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