Excessive thriftiness may seem like a good habit, but psychologists warn that an overwhelming desire to accumulate money without specific goals can lead to anxiety, decreased quality of life, and even social isolation. In our article, we will examine how excessive saving can become an addiction, why refraining from life's joys is harmful, and how to find a balance between sensible saving and happiness. As a successful entrepreneur, I will also share my advice: ...

... as the guarantor of security and survival against the Indian threat. In the eyes of a significant portion of the population (socialized on patriotic and Islamic values), generals are seen as the nation's custodians, and criticizing the military is tantamount ... ... rather than deliberately provoking it. For instance, if India weakens, China would benefit; if Pakistan experiences international isolation, Indian partners in the West would gain from that. Another indirect beneficiary could be resource-exporting countries....

... rising to 23%, banks face heavy obligations to pay high interest on deposits, straining their liquidity. Capital Outflows and Isolation: International sanctions have limited access to external financing, forcing banks to rely on domestic resources. A deposit ... ... institutions. Factors reducing the likelihood: Public Sentiment: A deposit freeze would provoke widespread dissatisfaction and social unrest, creating significant political risks. Banking System Stability: Freezing deposits could deter new deposits, undermining ...

... adopts a pessimistic view of the world and ineffective ways of coping with difficulties — increasing the risk of future depression. Stressful Family Climate. The depressed state of a parent often accompanies life difficulties (financial problems, social isolation, conflicts), creating a constant stress backdrop for the child. Growing up in conditions of instability undermines psychological resilience: the child lives in anxiety and lacks a sense of security. Maternal depression is not just a personal ...