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What's your biggest money ick? We asked young people about spending habits, financial red flags and the little things that instantly give them the ick!

We spoke with @gajendrakothari from @eticawealth about the importance of introducing children to money early, because the best financial habits are built long before the first paycheck. Here's what he had to say.

India is not on the field, but brands are playing a longer game. Football's audience is small today, but it is premium, passionate and growing fast. By spending now, while rates are still low, they are buying an early seat in India's football economy before it gets crowded and expensive. (This is a trending story, not an investment tip.)

There is also a deeper Gen Z angle. Young Indian fans do not follow a team for the football alone. They follow it for stars like Messi and Ronaldo, or for a club they love. Here, football is about identity and belonging. So brands sell that feeling, not just a product. Amul and TVS Ntorq have even signed on as sponsors of Argentina, and Amul backs Spain too.

Football is picking up serious viewership in India. This year's World Cup has already reached over 300 million people here, across Zee's sports channels and Zee5. That growing interest has caught the eye of advertisers. More than 20 big brands, including Apple, Jaguar Land Rover, Adidas, Mahindra & Diageo, have signed on this season.

AI can build your itinerary, write your emails and even plan your meals. But should it manage your money too? Here's what we think.

fast deliveries, faster competition. the real race isn't on the road, it's on the balance sheet.

at the first edition of the money circle by @MillionsApp , we spoke to young investors about the choices they make with their money, from everyday spending to long-term investing!

This is the first episode of Who's Behind the Boom. Every week, we're picking a trend everyone can't stop talking about and tracing it back to the companies actually making money from it. First up, skincare & wellness!

The food delivery space finally has a new challenger. Rapido's Ownly is betting on zero commissions, lower prices & a different playbook. Will it be enough to take on Zomato and Swiggy?

For now, padel is a private party. Too small and too new for the stock market to care. But the report expects it to grow ten times by 2036. If the league works and courts reach smaller cities, that is when padel could turn from a weekend hobby into a business worth buying into. (This one's a story, not an investment advice.)

So when could the stock market actually get involved? Watch the Pro Kabaddi playbook. That sport was tiny until a league put it on TV & suddenly broadcasters, sponsors and brands wanted in. If padel's league clicks next year, the same money can start flowing, and that is usually where listed companies show up.

A racquet sport most Indians had not heard of two years ago is suddenly everywhere. It's called padel, a mix of tennis and squash played inside a glass box. Dhoni is in. The Jindals are in. Vedanta is in. So here's the real question: is there any way for regular investors to join this boom through the stock market?