Education Department details FAFSA strategy for the year ahead. But, there is still 'potential for chaos,' expert says
The Education Department said it will beta launch the 2025-26 FAFSA 'to uncover and fix issues' with the aid application.
The Education Department said it will beta launch the 2025-26 FAFSA 'to uncover and fix issues' with the aid application.
Payments Regulation | Aug 28, 2024 Preparing for PSP Registration on November 1 under the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA) Under the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA), PSPs will be subject to Bank of Canada supervision to ensure the security and dependability of their services. With the November 1, 2024 registration window approaching, PSPs should
Academics who helped pioneer research on 401(k) auto-enrollment find effects such as leakage blunt its long-term impact.
These are the colleges with the most generous financial aid packages, according to The Princeton Review.
Product Launch | Release | Aug 27, 2024 KOHO’s new rent reporting, cash back, and insurance empower Canadian renters financially With the introduction of three new tailored services for renters, fintech pioneer KOHO is once again revolutionizing the financial environment for Canadians. Through its platform, KOHO has introduced Rent Reporting, Tenant Insurance, and Cash Back
Aug 27, 2024 Imagine this: you're sitting at your computer, just browsing through your social media or maybe having a video call with a friend. Everything seems perfectly normal until you receive a message from an unknown user. The message? A demand for money, or worse, in exchange for not releasing compromising webcam footage of
Crowdfunding | Aug 27, 2024 Crowdfunding Triumph for Early Investors While many know Revolut to be a robust global financial powerhouse, they may not be aware of the strategic and innovative crowdfunding success which opened the door to 433 retail investor to take part in their extraordinary growth journey. In 2016, Revolut raised a £1
Some big retailers have been levying a fee on customers who ask for cash back on purchases. That disproportionately hurts those in banking deserts.
Recent large consumer data breaches have prompted experts to advise consumers to freeze their credit. Here's how to get started.
Aug 27, 2024 In today’s digital age, the importance of robust security measures cannot be overstated. Cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and organizations must stay ahead of these threats by implementing strong authentication methods. One such method that has proven to be highly effective is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). While many organizations have already adopted
Aug 27, 2024 The gig economy is a billion dollar business. Whether it’s the friendly delivery driver bringing you that pad Thai you’ve been craving all week, or the artist who makes incredibly life-like versions of dogs out of pieces of beach glass, there are countless people out there who are working non-traditional jobs. And,
Looming expiration for the largest U.S. flood insurance program may hold up some home sales this fall, just as the Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates.
As soon as the Fed starts lowering interest rates, many types of consumer loans and savings products will be impacted. Here's how to make the most of it.
Crypto and Privacy | Aug 26, 2024 Pavel Durov’s arrest raises privacy concerns and crashes Toncoin Over one of the last summer weekends before kids go back to school, the Founder and CEO of popular texting platform Telegram, Pavel Durov, was arrested by the French police on August 24, 2024 at Le Bourget Airport near
Data Privacy | Aug 26, 2024 Microsoft's new Windows Recall AI Faces Backlash Over Privacy Risks Windows is launching Recall, a controversial AI feature to Windows Insiders this October 2024, that hopes to improve productivity by capturing the entire screen of a user's device in seconds-by-second screenshots including chat histories, web pages, files, and all