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Auto loan debt in the U.S. is at a record high of $1.5 trillion. Here's what lenders say is happening and how consumers can ensure they're protected.

The outlook for residential mortgage REITs may perk up. That's due to a slew of economic data pointing toward a so-called soft landing becoming more plausible.

Regulatory News | Aug 11, 2023 Bittrex's $24 million settlement with the SEC highlights the tightening regulatory scrutiny on crypto exchanges offering unregistered securities to U.S. investors. In a pivotal moment for the cryptocurrency industry, Bittrex, one of the leading crypto exchanges, has reached a significant settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The

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Analysis | Aug 11, 2023 In the digital age, the colorful world of emojis collides with legal landscapes, revealing stark generational divides and prompting regulators to decode their true intent. In the evolving landscape of digital communication, Bloomberg Law sheds light on the intricate dance between emojis and the legal world, revealing how these seemingly

Astra Taylor has been fighting to get student debt forgiven for a decade. She's not giving up now.

Some investors are wondering when to sell Series I bonds amid falling inflation. Here's how to maximize interest, according to experts.

Aug 11, 2023 To transfer money between countries, you can use the services of a traditional bank. Let it not be a surprise to you, it is pretty expensive, and you will lose a lot on commissions and exchange rate margins. In addition, there may be restrictions on bank transfers in some cases. International money

Aug 11, 2023 The Foreign Exchange market, also known as Forex, is the largest financial market in the world. In order to participate, individuals usually trade through an intermediary known as a Forex broker. However, there are many Forex brokers. So, you need to be careful when choosing a forex broker. A wrong decision can

Digital Asset Litigation | Aug 11, 2023 The rapid ascent of cryptocurrencies has not only transformed global finance but has also ushered in a new era of legal challenges. The landmark case of Kirshenberg v. Schneider in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice provides a captivating glimpse into the complexities of crypto-asset disputes. In a

As Americans increasingly lean on credit to make ends meet, new reports show some signs of potential problems ahead.

Although cost is the No. 1 concern among college applicants, ruling out expensive private schools may be a mistake.

The consumer price index rose 3.2% in July from 12 months earlier, slightly less than expected.

Survey Insights | Aug 9, 2023 A recent Harvard University study delved into the impact of the burgeoning early wage access (EWA) industry on low-income earners and consumers. What is Earned-Wage-Access? Earned Wage Access (EWA) refers to a financial service that allows employees to access their earned wages before their scheduled payday. Instead of waiting

Regulation | Aug 10, 2023 The Federal Reserve's recent announcement regarding the supervisory nonobjection process for state member banks has been a topic of keen interest. This process pertains to banks looking to engage in activities involving tokens denominated in national currencies, commonly known as "dollar tokens" (aka dollar-pegged stablecoins). Overview The Fed aims to