Sunday, December 7, 2025

Ludger

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    Generally, crypto is taxable when you sell, trade, or earn it — basically anytime you make a profit or receive it as income. Just holding your crypto or transferring it between your own wallets isn’t taxable. Think of it like stocks, taxes only kick in when there’s a gain or you get paid in crypto

    in reply to: Best personal budgeting apps and how to use them #1512
    Ludger
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    I’ve personally found YNAB really helpful. It makes you more mindful of every rupee you spend. Once I linked my accounts and set spending goals, I finally started saving consistently. It takes a week or two to get used to, but it genuinely changes how you manage money.

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