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50-year mortgage: Why an extra two decades can cost far more than it saves

How a 50-year mortgage compares to a 30-year mortgage.

Understanding the rise of the 50-year mortgage Housing affordability has become a difficult challenge in many countries. Younger buyers struggle to secure deposits, middle-income families face high monthly commitments, and older borrowers see lending criteria tighten as they approach retirement. As property prices climb faster than wages, banks and policymakers …

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Powering through the day: The rise of protein-packed snacks and mini-meals

Fuel your day: The power of protein-packed snacks and mini-meals

In the modern world, where schedules are relentless and energy demands are high, the traditional three-meal structure often fails to adequately sustain us. This has led to a major shift in how people approach daily nutrition, with a significant trend focussing on the strategic incorporation of protein-packed snacks and mini-meals. …

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The AI boom: Why warnings of a new tech bubble are growing louder

What slowing cloud growth reveals about the AI boom.

The rise of artificial intelligence has become the defining economic and technological story of the decade. Investors, governments and businesses have placed extraordinary confidence in the power of machine learning tools to reshape every industry. This confidence has poured billions into companies that describe themselves as AI innovators. The trend …

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Lithium battery deals: Why Redodo’s Black Friday sale is the unmissable power event of 2025

Lithium battery deals across every category in the Redodo sale.

The global shift to portable energy, solar systems, RV travel and marine reliability has made lithium batteries an essential part of modern life. As demand rises and supply chains tighten worldwide, shoppers rarely see major discounts on high-quality LiFePO4 batteries. That changes this year. Redodo, a respected name in lithium …

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Taking control of the kitchen: The essential guide to reducing ultra-processed foods (UPFs)

Learn the risks of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and get practical tips on avoiding products with long lists of unrecognisable ingredients for better health.

In a world saturated with convenience and endless food choices, a silent epidemic is unfolding on our plates. Many modern diets are heavily reliant on ultra-processed foods (UPFs), items often characterised by their long, complex lists of unrecognisable ingredients and their stark deviation from whole, natural forms. The sheer convenience …

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The illusion of convenience: Why your smart home appliances don’t need the internet

Smart appliance internet security: Why your fridge doesn't need Wi-Fi.

In an increasingly interconnected world, the allure of smart devices promises unparalleled convenience and efficiency. From refrigerators that compile grocery lists to thermostats that learn your preferences, the smart home revolution is in full swing. However, beneath the gleaming surface of innovation lies a critical, often overlooked, security and privacy …

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Hair: The hidden health crisis inside synthetic braiding fibres

Cancer-linked chemicals found in synthetic hair used by millions.

Why a beloved cultural practice now faces serious scrutiny Braided hairstyles carry centuries of meaning in African and Caribbean communities. They represent skill, identity, beauty, bonding, heritage and resilience. Protective styles have long helped people minimise breakage, reduce heat exposure and manage time. They also support a vibrant business ecosystem …

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