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Guest Post | Jan 20, 2023 Cryptocurrency is a revolutionary new form of money and it’s here to stay. With its decentralized, digital nature, it can be utilized for financial transactions with greater privacy than a traditional currency like dollars and euros. But even though blockchain technology offers more security than other systems, there are

The overall job market remains strong, which makes this a good time to look for a new position. Here are a few key considerations before kicking off a search.

The share of Americans who say they or a family member delayed medical treatment in 2022 due to cost rose to 38% from 26% in 2021, according to a Gallup poll.

Chatham House | Kate Jones | Jan 10, 2023 Governments and companies are already deploying AI to assist in making decisions that can have major consequences for the lives of individual citizens and societies. AI offers far-reaching benefits for human development but also presents risks. AI, its systems and its processes have the potential to

Company bonuses aren't a guarantee, and workers should budget accordingly. The same goes for tax refunds.

Inflation has pushed Social Security's annual benefit increases up to historic highs for the past couple of years. That may trigger a bigger tax bill.

The average cost of lacking financial know-how was $1,819 in 2022, according to the survey of about 3,000 adults across the U.S.

If debt ceiling negotiations are unsuccessful, the U.S. could default on its debt. Here's what that may mean for Social Security and Medicare.

FP | Barbara Shecter | Jan 17, 2023 56 largest members provided US$269 billion to 102 large fossil fuel 'expanders' since joining the group Environmental groups are stepping up pressure on banks and asset managers to stop funding and investing in new fossil fuel projects, publishing a report that brings attention to new oil, gas

The national average credit score sits at an all-time high of 716. Here's what it takes to get it above 800.

Think you've got investment chops? "Overconfidence bias" may be costing you money.

If debt ceiling negotiations are unsuccessful, the U.S. could default on its debt. Here's what that may mean for Social Security and Medicare.

Coindesk | Jesse Hamilton, Cheyenne Ligon, Elizabeth Napolitano | Jan 17, 2023 More than one in three of the 535 senators and representatives in the U.S. Congress showed up to the new session with FTX baggage, having received campaign support from one of the senior executives of the fraud-ridden crypto giant. CoinDesk has identified 196

Despite an 8.8% drop in December's used car prices from a year earlier, they are still 30% above where they'd be if normal depreciation had occurred.

Medium | Tristram Waye for Bitvo | Jan 11, 2023 So the start of the year is also a good time to take a look at how you’re thinking about the current environment. Then deciding whether some adjustments might be required. The survival mindset is helpful until it isn’t:  This adaptation and compensation can help