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Trump officials may be seizing student loan borrowers' tax refunds 'without required notice': lawmakers

Lawmakers say the Trump administration may be "improperly" seizing defaulted student borrowers' tax refunds by failing to provide the required notice.

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CSA Proposes $50K Harmonized Self Certified Investor Exemption

Consultation | Sep 30, 2025 Canadian Regulators Open Consultation On Self-Certified Investor Rule On September 25, 2025 the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) released for comment a proposal to harmonized Self-Certified Investor Prospectus Exemption (See:  Notice and Request for Comment on Multilateral Instrument 45-111) that aims to replace a patchwork of provincial exemptions with a framework that makes


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How a government shutdown may affect your money

A government shutdown is unlikely to have broad financial impacts if it's short-lived. This one could be different, economists and analysts said.

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How to know when a robo-advisor makes sense — and when a human financial advisor should step in

Robo-advisors may be more suitable for investors who are just getting started. Here's how to know when a human financial advisor should step in, experts say.

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Affordable Care Act premiums will rise 114% if enhanced subsidies expire, KFF says

The federal government may shut down if Congress can't reach a deal about enhanced premium tax credits, slated to expire at the end of 2025.

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Warren Buffett is reportedly eyeing Berkshire Hathaway's biggest deal in three years

The potential deal, which could finalize within days per the Journal, could be Berkshire's largest since 2022 when it bought Alleghany for $11.6 billion.

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California AI Law and U.S. Visa Fees Open Doors For Canada

Regulation | Sep 30, 2025 New U.S. Policies Could Redirect AI Growth and Skilled Workers to Canada On September 29, 2025, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act into law (Senate Bill 53), the first binding U.S. law directed at frontier AI developers. Overview The law requires companies with the largest


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How Small Businesses Enter the Casino Fintech Space

Sep 30, 2025 The casino fintech space offers small businesses a unique entry point into a rapidly expanding digital economy. By leveraging technology and niche market insights, entrepreneurs can tap into a sector projected to exceed $127 billion by 2027. Many are finding success through specialised payment solutions, compliance tools, or customer engagement platforms. For


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How federal workers can prepare financially under threat of a government shutdown and layoffs

With a government shutdown looming and the threat of layoffs, now may be the time for federal workers to plan for delayed or lost income.

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Europe’s Digital Euro and Bank Stablecoin Race

CBDC and Stablecoins | Sep 29, 2025 EU Ministers Agreed On a Digital Euro Roadmap as Nine Banks Plan a MiCA Stablecoin for 2026 On September 19, 2025, EU finance ministers reached a compromise on the digital euro roadmap, designed to reduce dependence on Visa and Mastercard. The plan gives governments a stronger role in


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This two-step plan can be 'incredibly helpful' for your savings, behavioral economist says

Set up automatic reminders to save — or, better yet, automate the actual deposits, behavioral scientists said.

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How federal workers can prepare financially under threat of a government shutdown, layoffs

With a government shutdown and the threat of layoffs looming, now may be the time for federal workers to plan for delayed or lost income.

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Cohere Adds $100M as Ottawa Launches AI Sprint

AI | Sep 29, 2025 Canada’s AI Story Now Spans Billion Dollar Funding, Infrastructure Alliances, and a National Policy Push On September 24, 2025, Canada's AI darling Cohere announced a second close to their latest round with an additional $100M added to their coffers, valuing the company at approx $7B, positioning the company at the


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Swift Launches Blockchain Ledger Prototype With RBC and TD

Blockchain | Sep 29, 2025 RBC and TD Join 30 Global Banks For Swift's Cross-border Payments Test On September 29, 2025, Swift announced its blockchain-based ledger at Sibos 2025. The initiative brings together more than 30 financial institutions worldwide, including Royal Bank of Canada and TD Bank, to design and test a prototype with Consensys.


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Is Commercial Insurance Worth it for Small Businesses?

Sep 29, 2025 Commercial insurance is a topic that every small business owner must eventually face. Is it worth the investment? For many, commercial insurance can seem like just another expense on a list already filled with costs. But look closer, and it becomes clear that commercial insurance is much more than a routine budget


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