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IRS has started simplifying millions of complicated taxpayer notices ahead of the filing season

IRS has started simplifying millions of complicated taxpayer notices ahead of the filing season

The IRS has unveiled its "Simple Notice Initiative" to clarify millions of letters received by taxpayers every year. Here's what to expect from the program.

2 years ago
SEC’s Escalating Crypto Enforcement

SEC’s Escalating Crypto Enforcement

Crypto Report | Jan 24, 2024 SEC Intensifies Crypto and Digital Asset Oversight in 2023 As highlighted in a comprehensive report by Cornerstone Research (view release), in 2023, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) intensified its regulatory oversight and enforcement of crypto reflecting a strategic prioritization of digital asset market regulation under the leadership


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2 years ago
44% of Americans can't pay an unexpected $1,000 expense from savings. 'We're just not wired to save,' expert says

44% of Americans can't pay an unexpected $1,000 expense from savings. 'We're just not wired to save,' expert says

Building an emergency savings fund is a difficult task for Americans. Both the economy and the way we're psychologically wired may be to blame.

2 years ago
Education Department's FAFSA inflation fix will free up $1.8 billion more aid for students

Education Department's FAFSA inflation fix will free up $1.8 billion more aid for students

The Education Department says it will update inflation figures in the new FAFSA, which will result in more college financial aid for students this year.

2 years ago
College enrollment picks up for the first time in over a decade — but student loan debt is still a major sticking point

College enrollment picks up for the first time in over a decade — but student loan debt is still a major sticking point

More students went to college this fall, but there’s been a shift toward shorter-term programs over four-year degrees.

2 years ago
Gen Z, millennials are less worried about fraud than older generations. But they have a unique risk

Gen Z, millennials are less worried about fraud than older generations. But they have a unique risk

Younger adults seem to be less concerned than older generations about falling victim to scams, yet they are the most exposed through social media.

2 years ago
These are the proposed changes to the child tax credit — and how much you could get

These are the proposed changes to the child tax credit — and how much you could get

The $78 billion bipartisan tax package includes temporary child tax credit changes that could affect millions of families filing 2023 taxes.

2 years ago
Despite Supreme Court ruling, Biden has forgiven student debt for millions. Is it enough for voters?

Despite Supreme Court ruling, Biden has forgiven student debt for millions. Is it enough for voters?

As President Joe Biden pushes for re-election, his administration has been exploring all of its options to forgive student debt.

2 years ago
Education Department's FAFSA inflation fix will free up $1.8 billion more in aid for students

Education Department's FAFSA inflation fix will free up $1.8 billion more in aid for students

The Education Department says it will update inflation figures in the new FAFSA, which will result in more college financial aid for students this year.

2 years ago
Federal Trade Commission bans 'deceptive advertising' for free filing from TurboTax maker Intuit

Federal Trade Commission bans 'deceptive advertising' for free filing from TurboTax maker Intuit

The Federal Trade Commission has cracked down on "deceptive advertising" from Intuit, maker of tax filing software TurboTax. Here's what taxpayers need to know.

2 years ago
Court Rules Govt’s Use of Emergencies Act Unjustified

Court Rules Govt’s Use of Emergencies Act Unjustified

News | Jan 23, 2024 A Federal Court in Canada has ruled that the Liberal government's invocation of the Emergencies Act in early 2022 to disperse convoy protesters was unreasonable The Emergencies Act, invoked for the first time in Canadian history, granted law enforcement extraordinary powers to remove and arrest protesters, and allowed the government


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2 years ago
Fast Company Survey Finds Capitalism at Crossroads

Fast Company Survey Finds Capitalism at Crossroads

Survey Results | Jan 23, 2024 Fast Company's recent global survey says attitudes towards capitalism are decidedly mixed The future and capitalism and its' impact on a rapidly changing economic and environmental reality has become a central topic of discussion among global leaders and business professionals. Recent insights from the World Economic Forum's annual meeting


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2 years ago
Don’t let this passport quirk upend your next vacation. It 'trips a lot of people up,' expert says

Don’t let this passport quirk upend your next vacation. It 'trips a lot of people up,' expert says

Depending on the destination, your passport may need to be valid for at least six more months in order to board the airplane.

2 years ago
Here are the top 10 hottest housing markets in 2024 — and why you may consider other options

Here are the top 10 hottest housing markets in 2024 — and why you may consider other options

Here are the top 10 "hottest housing markets" for 2024. However, homebuyers should consider that "market heat" means more competition, an expert says.

2 years ago