NRI Deposit Rules: India eased restrictions on FCNR(B) deposits, aiming to help banks attract overseas savings and support foreign-currency inflows—especially useful for Indians abroad who want protection from rupee swings. Consumer Money Pressure (UK): UK retail sales volumes rose 1.2% in May, but younger adults are the least optimistic and households remain cautious on big-ticket spending. Credit Card Reality Check: A big theme this week: people are paying for “optional” extras and fees—Marks Electrical was fined and ordered refunds after pre-selecting paid services at checkout. Personal Finance Habits: New reporting highlights how “conflicted middle” Americans feel financially stressed even with decent incomes, while separate advice warns that parking too much cash in low-yield savings can quietly erode purchasing power. Fraud & Security: Texas disclosed a major TPWD data breach affecting 3+ million residents’ personal details, and a South African pensioner lost over R1.2m in an airline phishing scam. Education & Youth: College savings plans (like 529s) are being pushed as smarter gifts, and multiple pieces focus on building financial confidence early. Markets: India’s benchmarks slid as IT stocks fell after Accenture’s cautious outlook. AML Enforcement: SkyCity was fined A$21m for anti-money laundering failures at its Adelaide casino.