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The Indian government has announced interest rates for small savings schemes including Sukanya Samriddhi, PPF and others for the coming quarter. Sukanya Samriddhi will continue to earn 8.2% and PPF 7.1%, with no change in rates across small savings schemes. The revised rates take effect from October 1 and apply for the full quarter.
- 2Post Office schemes draw attention ahead of 2026 investments●Post Office Investment 2026: 12 Best Schemes for Safe & Smart Returns | PPF, NSC, SCSS & More |Madhu
Guidance on India's post office small savings schemes is attracting wide interest, with a roundup of 12 options for safe returns in 2026, including the Public Provident Fund, National Savings Certificate and Senior Citizens Savings Scheme. The outlook highlights fixed, government-backed returns, appealing to savers seeking low-risk alternatives to market-linked investments as they plan their money for the new year.
- 3New proof: reciprocals of prime-prefix-free numbers converge●The reciprocal sum of the prime-prefix-free numbers converges [pdf] https://jdb19937.github.io/prime-prefix-free/ppf.pdf
A new paper proves that the reciprocal sum of the prime-prefix-free numbers converges, settling a question about this set of integers in which no number appears as a prefix of another when written out. The short PDF, shared on an author's personal page, is being passed around among mathematicians and programming enthusiasts interested in number theory.
- 4French student protests reflect real frustration, commentators argue●”Det är lätt att vifta bort de franska protesterande eleverna som ouppfostrade och bortskämda tonåringar med vänsterradi
French high school students are blocking schools and staging protests, and the backlash is to dismiss them as spoiled teenagers with radical left-wing ideas. But supporters say behind the burning bins lies genuine frustration over conditions in the education system. The debate over whether the young protesters' grievances are legitimate is drawing attention far beyond France.
- 5Warren and Van Hollen press OppFi to abandon bank deal●Warren, Van Hollen pressure OppFi to ditch bank deal Weeks after nonbank lender Enova scrapped its bid to buy Grasshoppe
Two Senate Democrats, Elizabeth Warren and Chris Van Hollen, are urging nonbank lender OppFi to abandon its efforts to acquire Grasshopper Bank. The pressure comes weeks after Enova, another nonbank lender, scrapped its own bid to buy the bank. The lawmakers' intervention signals growing congressional resistance to fintech firms buying banks without a bank charter.
- 6AppFolio Shares Outpace the Broader Stock Market●Why AppFolio (APPF) Outpaced the Stock Market Today
AppFolio, the property management software provider, saw its stock rise faster than the overall market during the day's trading. The outperformance drew attention from investors tracking real estate technology names, with financial outlets noting the move as the company bucked broader market trends.
- 7Wicked Weed Brewing to host Appfest in October●Wicked Weed Brewing to host 'Appfest' in October featuring music, local artists
Wicked Weed Brewing, the Asheville, North Carolina brewery, is set to host Appfest in October, an event featuring live music and local artists. Details of the lineup and lineup schedule have not yet been announced, but the festival is expected to showcase the regional creative community alongside the brewery's offerings.
- 8AppFolio Rolls Out AI Upgrades to Real Estate Platform●AppFolio Debuts AI Upgrades to Real Estate Tech Platform
AppFolio has introduced new artificial intelligence features to its real estate technology platform, according to PYMNTS. The upgrades are aimed at enhancing tools used by property managers and landlords. The announcement adds to a wave of AI integration across property tech, though details on specific capabilities and customer response have not yet been widely reported.