College-sponsored financial products can be expensive and 'may mislead students,' CFPB warns
Some colleges offer and push financial products to students that can be exploitatively pricey, finds a new report by the CFPB. Here's what to look out for.
Some colleges offer and push financial products to students that can be exploitatively pricey, finds a new report by the CFPB. Here's what to look out for.
Bitcoin may be bound for the 401(k) retirement plan as the SEC nears expected approval of a spot exchange-traded fund tracking the cryptocurrency.
When a startup has determined it needs additional capital to sustain operations and growth, a key question can be “How much money should we raise?” The answer to this question depends on a variety of factors such as the company … Continue reading
The National Park Service will offer free admission to national parks on six days next year.
Starting next month, the IRS will resume automated collection notices and some taxpayers will receive a "special reminder letter." Here's what to know.
AI Regulation | Dec 22, 2023 The UK Supreme Court ruled that artificial intelligence cannot be legally recognized as an inventor in patent applications This ruling has significant implications for the fintech and broader business community, especially those leveraging AI for innovation. The UK Supreme Court upheld the decision that an inventor must be a
Taking these steps can help ensure you don't become a fraud victim as you check off those last-minute holiday gifts on your list.
A 2021 study by the Census revealed that childless adults age 55 and older had a median net worth of $153,900 compared to $130,400 for biological parents.
Low inventory, high demand and elevated interest rates affected car shoppers in 2023. However, 2024 may be a better year to buy a car.
Credit Markets | Dec 21, 2023 The global economy has witnessed a staggering increase in both public and private debt Bloomberg's "Points of Return" newsletter reports that public debt now accounts for 92% of the world's GDP, a threefold increase since the mid-1970s. Similarly, private debt has surged to 146% of GDP. This unprecedented rise
The IRS has unveiled a "voluntary disclosure program" for businesses that claimed a pandemic-era tax credit in error and want to pay the money back.
Fundraising | Dec 21, 2023 FrontFundr's pioneering 'Capital for the Community' campaign stands as a testament to the power of collective action and shared vision The "Capital for the Community" campaign by FrontFundr started on December 1st and ended on December 15th. This timeframe was specifically chosen for the campaign, focusing on a period of
TikTok’s viral “silent depression” trend aims to explain why Americans feel bad about their own financial standing, even when the country is in good shape.
With the bull market raging and big-tech stocks soaring, single-stock ETFs blew up in a good way this year, and the leveraged markets bet seems here to stay.
The Social Security retirement earnings test may reduce benefits for people who claim early. Here's what to know if you're still working.