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DeFi Report | Regulatory Perspectives | Aug 7, 2024 Insights from the Bank of Canada (BoC) and the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) report on Automated Market Makers A recent collaborative research effort between the Bank of Canada and the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) to analyze the operating mechanisms, user adoption trends, and regulatory perspectives related

Vice President Kamala Harris' new running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz cut state taxes on Social Security. Here's how it's different from Trump's plan.

Nearly half of student loan borrowers are anticipating debt forgiveness in the future. Here's how that might happen.

To cover the rising cost of college, most families have to rely on a combination of resources. This year, student loans are making up a larger share.

Recession risks have risen but the U.S. is likely to skirt a downturn if the Federal Reserve soon cuts interest rates, economists said.

Funding | Release | Aug 6, 2024 Montreal Fintech Inscora Announces $2M in Funding Led by Luge Capital Montreal, QC – Aug 6, 2024 – Inscora, a Montreal-based fintech that provides automated cyber risk assessment and sales enablement tools to cyber insurance brokers, has secured $2 million in funding.  The financing round was led by

Credit card balances rose in the second quarter of 2024, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found.

When investing in private startups, an investor may come across the term liquidation preference. One important component of a term sheet, liquidation preferences help determine the order in which investors could get paid after a company experiences a liquidation event. … Continue reading →

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Embattled solar installer SunPower has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Embattled solar installer SunPower has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Fintech Innovation | Aug 6, 2024 How Fintech Empowers Low-to-Moderate Income Earners A recent Forbes article by Geri Stengel, features how fintech innovations are offering new pathways to financial stability for low-to-moderate wage earners, a demographic often overlooked by traditional financial institutions. National Problem:  Living Paycheck to Paycheck Research from the Pew Charitable Trust indicates

The U.S. Department of Education is still finalizing its new student loan forgiveness plan. But here are the four groups likely to benefit.

Democratic nominee Kamala Harris has picked Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate, a choice that could highlight the child tax credit, experts say.

Marginally attached workers are people who want a job, but are having a significantly hard time finding one. An increase of this cohort can mean trouble.

While bad days in the market can induce fears, it's important to stick to your long-term financial goals and continue to invest, experts say.