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Trump's tax returns show no Social Security benefit income. Here's what retirees can learn about claiming

The former commander in chief seems to have foregone Social Security benefit income. But you may not want to employ that strategy yourself.

2 years ago

Investing in Challenging Times

Investing in recessionary times can be a challenging proposition for investors, as economic downturns can lead to volatile markets and declining asset values. However, for private market investors, recessionary periods may present a window of opportunity to make strategic investments … Continue reading

2 years ago

The Role of the Merchant Capital Loans in the Development of Trading Enterprises

Guest Post | Jan 6, 2023 Every enterprise starts with a bold and bright idea, however, its development is nothing but a matter of funding. Getting a bank loan to start a business is difficult, as you need to go through a long application process, then the approval period and finally, the decision, which is


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2 years ago

Gemini and The Winklevoss Twins Are Facing a Big Mess

Fortune | Will Daniel | Jan 5, 2023 Another victim of the Crypto Winter? Gemini exchange: In an interview with Fortune on the eve of Gemini’s launch, Tyler Winklevoss described how he hoped to lean into regulation in order to make cryptocurrencies accessible to retail investors, while also attracting the institutional crowd. The exchange grew


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2 years ago

After job cuts, here's how leaders can boost 'layoff survivor' morale and productivity

After a layoff, companies are often left with employees who are less trusting, less committed and less satisfied. Here's how leaders can mitigate the damage.

2 years ago

Unprecedented rent growth in Canada: Reasons and How to Cope with It?

Guest Post | Jan 6, 2023 What's Behind the Unprecedented Rent Rise in Canada, and How Can You Deal With It? According to Statistics Canada, national average rents increased by 11.8% annually in October 2022, more than double the annual growth in employee hourly pay, which was 5.6%. Rent in Canada has increased by 11.8%,


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2 years ago

Mega Millions jackpot is $940 million: Here's what to do if you come into a large sum of money

Whether it's an inheritance, sale of a property, bonus or even a tax refund, there are many ways to end up with a windfall apart from winning the lottery.

2 years ago

Here are key things you need to know if you’re eyeing a Medigap policy alongside basic Medicare

For some Medicare beneficiaries, a Medigap plan ends up being the best fit for supplemental coverage. Here's what to consider when choosing one.

2 years ago

A Quick Guide To Asset And Investment Management For 2023

Jan 6, 2023 As 2023 begins, it’s the perfect time to start thinking about your asset and investment management strategies. Asset management refers to investing, monitoring, and managing various financial assets such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and real estate. Investment management is strategically coordinating multiple investments to reach your desired outcome. Asset and investment


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2 years ago

How to balance retirement and emergency savings in a shaky economy

Experts cover how to decide between saving to your 401(k) for retirement versus your emergency fund in an unsteady economy.

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Think you've got investing skill? Your overconfidence may be costly

A new report suggests many investors, especially younger ones, are overconfident in their abilities. That behavioral bias may lead to loss or too much risk.

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Brookings Event Jan 17, 2023: When Financial Institutions Become “Too Big to Manage’ (or Fail)

Brookings | Jan 6, 2023 On January 17, 2023 Brooking's event will feature remarks from Acting Comptroller of the Currency Michael Hsu on regulating management of large financial institutions. Following the keynote, a panel of experts featuring Doug Elliot, partner at Oliver Wyman; Susan Ochs, senior fellow at the New America Foundation and founder of


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2 years ago

Canadian Bitcoin Mining 2022 Recap and Outlook

Hashrate Index | Ben Harper, Ethan Vera, Colin Harper | Jan 4, 2023 With access to abundant, low cost, sustainable energy, a highly skilled workforce, cold climate, underutilized industrial infrastructure (particularly in rural areas), and a relatively stable and secure political environment, Canada was naturally positioned to be a global leader in Bitcoin mining.  2022


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2 years ago

Homeowners spent up to $6,000 on average on repairs and maintenance in 2022. Here's how to keep those costs down

While some home-related expenses are tricky to predict, there are things you can do to lessen their sting, according to experts.

2 years ago

Fed's Esther George sees rates staying high at least into 2024

As her 40-year central banking career comes to a close, is advising her colleagues to stay tough on y inflation.

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