Helping young people in Lithuania build confidence with money

"Bigger is cheaper" is one of the expensive beliefs in a supermarket. Sometimes it is true. Sometimes the big pack costs more per gram and sometimes it costs more per use. Here is the math, plus six edge cases where the shelf label can mislead you. The only number that matters is the unit price: price ÷ quantity in the unit (per kg per litre per 100 sheets, per wash). In the EU shops generally have to show it on the shelf label for packaged goods usually in small print. Edge

If you've scrolled past any finance headlines or social media lately, you've probably seen some version of this sentence: AI is breaking the market's roof. Sure, it sounds dramatic, but it's actually one of the easiest financial ideas to comprehend once you break it down and it's a good one to know (even if you're nowhere near ready to invest yet!). Here's the simplest way to see it - since May 2024, the S&P 500, the index that tracks 500 of the biggest companies in the US, a

I remember watching TV shows as a kid and seeing adults casually pull out a shiny little plastic card to pay for dinner, shopping, or a coffee. It always looked so… grown-up. There was just something about tapping/swiping a card instead of handing over cash that made adulthood feel a little more posh. Fast-forward a couple of years, and have officially started receiving pocket money. The best part? It comes with that shiny-looking piece of plastic! I remember holding it for t