Tax Compliance Watch (India): India’s Income Tax Department flagged about 15,000–20,000 returns where taxpayers may have adjusted deductions/exemptions like HRA without proper documentation, with checks tied to Form 16, AIS and employer data—so keep records ready for any notice. Retirement Admin Update (India): EPFO says online PF claim submission and processing will be unavailable June 26–28 due to a claims system upgrade, with UMANG services also affected until July 2. Digital Fraud Protection (India): The RBI expanded compensation rules for digital payment scams, covering more cases where customers are tricked into authorising payments, with a one-year pilot starting after the new directions. Savings & Housing Policy (UK): Rachel Reeves’ government plans to scrap the Lifetime ISA and replace it with a First Time Buyer ISA, aiming to remove the painful withdrawal penalties that have hit some savers hard. Banking Product (UK): Santander launched a regular saver offering 8% interest, but it’s not a simple easy-access account—eligibility and limits matter. Wealth & Markets (Global): Elon Musk lost “trillionaire” status again as SpaceX and Tesla shares slid after a tech sell-off, while investors also watched reports of a potential SpaceX bond sale. Wealth Tax Debate (Canada): A report says 44% of Canada’s billionaire families live in Ontario and calls for wealth taxes to tackle extreme concentration. Financial Education Push (Uganda): MTN Uganda chairman Dr Charles Mbire will headline Stanbic Uganda’s SBG Securities Investor Day to boost everyday participation in equities, unit trusts and government securities. Consumer Finance (UK): Tesco changed Clubcard rules after 31 years by launching a teen version for 16–17s, but only via parent/guardian invitation and usable in-store/petrol stations. Private Credit Trend: A commentary argues private credit firms are being forced to modernize portfolio operations and reporting, not just chase returns.