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What’s up with sick leave in Germany?
By mandating a doctor’s note on day one for sick leaves, critics argue the policy ignores the modern drivers of performance, such as workplace autonomy, intrinsic motivation, and goal congruence, and the system of aligning an employee’s personal growth and values with the objectives of the firm.
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#3 Money Series: The Broken Anchor
On the fifteenth of August, 1971, a man sat down in front of a television camera and, with carefully chosen sentences, changed the nature of money for every human being on the planet. Richard Nixon, the thirty-seventh president of the United States, announced that the US dollar would no longer be convertible to gold. The…
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#2 Money Series: The Trust Trap
Barter, the system where goods are exchanged directly for other goods, is slow and unscalable. It works well in very small communities where everyone knows everyone, and favours can be remembered and returned. But as communities grow, as the geographical distance between producer and consumer expands, the barter system stops being efficient.
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#1 Money Series: Introduction
Money is, at its core, a story. It is a story that human beings have been telling one another for thousands of years, and, like any story, once you understand its structure, it stops being intimidating and becomes fascinating.
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Bank Transfer Limits in Nepal: Here is how ConnectIPS solves your money transfer problems!
Frustrated by “transaction limit exceeded” errors on your mobile banking app? Discover the latest bank transfer limits in Nepal and learn how connectIPS completely solves your money moving problems with high web limits and multi-bank aggregation.
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Best Investment Options in Nepal for 2026!
Why Investment Matters More Than Ever in Nepal? The financial landscape in Nepal is evolving. With rising inflation and increasing financial literacy, simply saving money in a regular savings account is no longer enough. Take, for example, when the inflation rate is around 5.04%, the banks are giving an effective savings interest rate of 2.75%.…
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Can an NRN Legally Buy Land in Nepal? The Ultimate 2026 Step-by-Step Guide
Can an NRN legally buy land in Nepal? Stop relying on proxies. Learn the 2026 step-by-step guide to owning property in your own name legally. Book a consultation.
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Master the 50/30/20 Budget Rule: A Simple Way to Manage Your Money
Master the 50/30/20 budget rule to balance your needs, wants, and savings. Learn how this simple percentage-based strategy can transform your finances.
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Changes in Income Tax Act, 2058 [Budget 2083/84]
A complete comparative guide to the massive structural changes, tax reliefs, and compliance updates introduced under Nepal’s Income Tax Act for FY 2083/84.
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High-Profile Money Laundering Probe Recommends 29 Individuals for Prosecution Over Rs 20 Billion Case
Nepal prepares to prosecute 29 top business tycoons in a massive Rs 20 billion money laundering and stock market manipulation case. Read the full details here.
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Supreme Court Bars Dual Shareholding Promoters from Contesting Public BFI Board Seats
The Supreme Court bars dual shareholders from contesting bank public board seats. Read how this landmark ruling reshapes Nepal’s banking governance.
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Central Bank Issues Strict Mandate for Disability-Friendly Banking Infrastructure
Nepal Rastra Bank issues a mandatory directive forcing commercial banks to build disability friendly branches, braille ATMs, and accessible digital apps. Read more.
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Red Flag for Nepal: Middle East Crisis Imperils Remittance Lifeline
A worsening Middle East conflict endangers 40% of Nepal’s remittance inflows. Read how central bank reserves and local businesses face new macroeconomic risks.
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Paradox of Plenty: Why Nepal’s Banks are Flooded with Cash But Short on Borrowers
Nepal Rastra Bank mops up Rs 100 billion on May 22, 2026, as bank deposits overflow. Learn what low loan rates and high liquidity mean for your business.
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NEPSE Ends the Week in the Red as Nepal Faces Mounting Global Financial Scrutiny
The stock index fell 16.38 points on Friday while regulators pushed to clean up Nepal’s reputation with international financial watchdogs. The Nepal Stock Exchange closed out the trading week on a downbeat note, with the NEPSE index shedding 16.38 points to end the day lower. Daily turnover came in at Rs 4.48 billion, a marginal…
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For Every Rupee Nepal Earns Abroad, It Spends Nearly Seven
New customs data shows the trade deficit widened to Rs 1.44 trillion in ten months and the gap between imports and exports keeps growing. The numbers released by Nepal’s Department of Customs this week are striking in their consistency. Year after year, the same story: imports surge, exports creep upward slowly, and the gap between…
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Nepal’s Banks Are Drowning in Cash That Nobody Wants to Borrow
The central bank pulled Rs 100 billion out of the financial system this week — a sign that too much money is sitting idle while the economy moves slowly. Nepal Rastra Bank made an unusual move this week. Rather than injecting money into the financial system to stimulate lending, the central bank did the opposite.…
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Parliament Passes Law to Unlock New Ways of Funding Nepal’s Infrastructure
A new bill creates a legal home for financing tools that Nepal has never formally used before, opening the door to a different kind of development money. Nepal’s House of Representatives passed the Alternative Development Finance Mobilisation Bill this week, legislation that quietly sets up one of the more consequential changes to how the country…
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Nepal’s Next Budget Will Only Fund Projects That Are Nearly Done
The government is changing how it spends money on infrastructure, and the shift could finally break a cycle of half-built roads and abandoned projects. Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle stood before the National Assembly’s Economic Affairs Committee this week with a message that sounded simple but carries enormous weight: the upcoming budget will not scatter…
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