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Tennessee was one of the first states to require a half-semester personal finance course for high school graduation.

Crypto Tax | Nov 29, 2023 The Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) Has Clarified That Crypto Deposits on Trading Platforms May Trigger Taxes As deftly summarized in this November 2023 client update article from Goodman's LLP, the CRA suggests that:  A client holding cryptocurrency through a centralized Crypto Trading Platform (CTP) may not actually own the

In 2022, Nashville grew by roughly 100 people per day. Here's why transplants are still moving to Music City.

IBM is changing its retirement plan so it can use its pension surplus and give employees a guaranteed fixed rate of return.

When it comes to their workplace plan, most savers are missing out. Here are the three most common mistakes workers make with their 401(k) plans.

Tennessee is one of 23 states with a personal finance requirement for high school graduation. Here's what students are learning in Nashville-area schools.

Homeowners can write off 30% of costs for upgrades such as installing energy-efficient doors, windows and insulation, up to a dollar cap.

Canadian Payments Regulation | Nov 30, 2023 New Retail Payments Regulatory Framework On November 28, 2023, Ron Morrow, the Executive Director – Supervision at the Bank of Canada delivered a speech about the new Retail Payments Activities Act in Canada at the Central 1 Momentum Summit in Vancouver, BC. See:  Canada’s New Retail Payment Regulations:

The fund rebounded drastically from three straight months of losses, pushing 2023 gains to 48%.

The fund rebounded drastically from three straight months of losses, pushing 2023 gains to 47%.

The share of workers being called back to the office has flatlined, suggesting remote work is an entrenched feature of the U.S. labor market.

Ariel Investments' John Rogers is bullish on value names.

The number one word women use to describe money is "stress," research has found. Experts say making these money moves can help them build confidence.

As financial fears mount, some Americans are "doom spending," or spending money despite their economic and geopolitical concerns, as a way to cope with stress.

Canadian Digital Dollar | Nov 29, 2023     Bank of Canada Publishes Stakeholder Feedback on The Canadian Digital Dollar Initiative Since 2020, the Bank of Canada has actively engaged with Canadians and stakeholders to gather insights on the digital Canadian dollar. This has included diverse discussions with the financial sector, focus groups, civil society