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We have been made aware of a fraudulent website, gsbloans.com, that is unlawfully using the GSB name and falsely implying an association with GSB Capital Ltd.This website is not affiliated with us in any way.It is not operated by GSB Capital Ltd and is misrepresenting itself as a regulated financial institution.GSB Capital Ltd is a legally registered firm in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) under licence number F006321.We are currently taking legal action and working with relevant authorities to have the fraudulent site removed.We strongly advise that you do not engage with any individuals or platforms associated with gsbloans.com, and do not share any personal or financial information with them.If you are unsure whether a website, email or individual claiming to represent GSB is legitimate, please contact us directly through our official website: https://gsbglobal.comStay vigilant. If you’ve been approached by anyone from gsbloans.com, please report it Dubai Police Cybercrime Unit GSB

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Sep
Why financial literacy for kids must go hand in hand with cybersecurity in UAE
Dubai: As children in the UAE grow up in an increasingly digital world, their first experiences with money often begin with in-app purchases, gaming loot boxes, and prepaid cards linked to digital wallets. This shift from physical cash to digital currency means that cybersecurity has become a critical part of financial literacy.Reports from PwC and the World Economic Forum on cybersecurity in the GCC show that the region is experiencing a rapid digital transformation, which, while beneficial for the economy, also increases the risk of cyber threats.According to research from Kaspersky, parents should combine financial education with digital protection to help their children manage their money and stay safe from online threats. Data from a "Growing up online" survey showed that 31 per cent of parents in the UAE reported losing money due to their child’s online behaviour, while 19 per cent said their child’s device was infected with a virus.Without an understanding of online risks, children can fall victim to scams, such as phishing disguised as giveaways, fake in-game deals, or hidden subscription fees. By teaching children about digital safety, parents can equip them to defend against these cyber threats.According to Andrey Sidenko, a web content analyst at Kaspersky, "When we talk about financial literacy for children, we can’t stop at teaching them how to budget or save. Their money is already digital, which means their first financial decisions happen online: in games, apps, and digital wallets. Without cybersecurity awareness, those lessons remain incomplete."Tips for parents Here are some key tips for parents from Kaspersky on how to teach children to handle money responsibly and securely:Set clear spending limits: Help your children understand budgeting by setting limits for typical expenses like school supplies, entertainment, and food. Use percentages to explain how their money should be divided and discuss how in-app purchases and hidden fees can quickly drain their balanceUse secure payment methods: Instead of cash, consider child-friendly bank cards or digital wallets that offer parental controls. These tools enable you to set spending limits, receive instant purchase alerts, and track transactions in real-time. It is also important to secure the devices used for these payments with a cybersecurity solutionSecure devices and accounts: Teach your children about the importance of strong account security. This includes enabling two-factor authentication for online purchases, using a password manager, and creating complex passwords that are not reused across different platformsKeep track of subscriptions: Many apps and games use recurring payment models. Teach your child to always ask before starting a free trial and to look for auto-renewal settings. Regularly review your family’s app store purchase history and email for renewal notifications

02
Sep
Want to be a millionaire? Invest in these Dubai properties
Dubai: Who could become Dubai’s next ‘accidental property millionaire’?This is how it works – buy a home in Dubai that costs under $1 million. And then wait for property market dynamics to push the price higher and then past the $1 million – or Dh3.67 million – amark.Then, you become an ‘accidental property millionaire’.Even if Dubai’s property value gains have slowed down this year, there are locations in Dubai that could see home prices pick up in the medium term.Some industry sources say some apartments at Dubai Creek Harbour and upscale apartments and townhouses that were initially sold for Dh2.5 million to Dh2.8 million could see steady increases to that Dh3.67 million mark.Other possible locations would be at Dubai Islands, Dubai Harbour, and, of course, at Palm Jebel Ali when more options are released. Some of the City Walk apartments too are rated as prime candidates for going past the Dh3.67 million mark in time, especially around the time the central park features become part of that landscape. Whatever be the case, “the total volume of property millionaires in Dubai has continued to accelerate since 2021,” said Faisal Durrani, Head of Research for MENA markets at the Knight Frank consultancy.“Our findings indicate that as of 2024, around 110,500 residential units in Dubai – representing 17.5% of the 631,000 total homes sold since 2002 – are now valued at over $1 million.“Notably, 39,000 of these units are held by ‘accidental millionaires’, which reveals the substantial wealth created through real estate ownership in Dubai over the past two decades.” (The Knight Frank data only tracks properties that ‘remain in the same ownership’. This ‘allows for a clearer picture of wealth generation through residential real estate holdings’, said Durrani.) Dubai real estate boom of 2021 to nowOf course, many of those accidental millionaires were created because they had investments in the right places at the right time. Because the second Dubai property boom took off from late 2021 and that still continues to show in the sales numbers to date. It meant that property prices were growing in 20%-40% terms between late 2021 to early 2024 before stabilizing.“I had three properties on the Palm Jumeirah that were actually quoting at under their sales values of under Dh2.2 million each in 2020,” said a long-time investor in Dubai. “I was seriously considering selling it before prices dropped any further.“But by early 2022, I was getting calls every 10-15 minutes from brokers wanting to know whether I was planning to sell them at 30%-60% mark ups on those homes.”There are many others who have experienced the same prices surge – and cashing in on the handsome returns. Locations such as Dubai Marina, Dubai Downtown, and other locations too returned their share of new wealth creation for property owners. Creating Dubai’s next accidental millionairesThe real estate boom Dubai experienced from 2021 could be seen as one-of-a-kind. But there are locations that could see enough value growth for properties there to come closer to Dh3.67 million. And higher.“Being a vast waterfront development, Dubai Creek Harbour offers the mix of marina and downtown living,” said Aakarshan Kathuria, CEO of RiseUp. “Currently, there are apartments that average the $800,000 mark - and with great upside prospects following the announcement of Dubai Metro Blue Line, directly linking Dubai Creek Harbour to the Downtown and Airport.“There is also the Dubai South, where conservative estimates can expect property value appreciation of 10%+ annually in the next 3 years.“For instance, the average townhouse pricing there now starts around the $650,000 mark and has seen one of the fastest price appreciation in 2025.”In other words, taking them closer to the $1 million mark. Keep in mind, there will also be price pulls created by the Al Maktoum International Airport.In fact, the wider Jebel Ali area could see the next boom developing – there are more projects launching these days and what industry sources say are prices with significant upside potential towards Dh3.67 million in the next 3-7 years.Of course, another full-scale property boom could shorten the distance to Dh3.67 million. And create more accidental property millionaires.
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