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Wisconsin taxpayers' group asks Supreme Court to block Biden student debt relief program

A taxpayers' group in Wisconsin asked the U.S. Supreme Court to block President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness plan.

2 years ago

What a record 8.7% Social Security cost-of-living adjustment could mean for taxes on benefits

Social Security beneficiaries stand to get the biggest cost-of-living adjustment in 40 years in 2023. Experts say that calls for some strategic tax planning.

2 years ago

Draft of the WIP Digital Commodities Consumer Protection Act Bill Leaked

Decrypt | Oct 19, 2022 Delphi Labs General Counsel Gabriel Shapiro has uploaded a draft copy of the hotly debated DCCPA, which he says has been “circulating secretly in D.C.” DCCPA: A copy of the still in-progress Digital Commodities Consumer Protection Act (DCCPA), which outlines how the Commodities Futures Trading Commission would regulate the crypto


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2 years ago

Education Department could flag up to 5 million student loan relief applications for review — what to do if yours is among them

Between 1 million and 5 million student loan borrowers who apply for forgiveness may be asked to provide additional information to verify their eligibility.

2 years ago

Fintech ‘Ethical Duty’ to Help Combat Cost of Living Crisis

The Fintech Times | John Reynolds | Oct 15, 2022 It is about “what side of the line do you want to be on,” says the founder of a startup which has created a free household expenses dashboard to help with the cost of living crisis. Ethical duty:  Greg Marsh, the founder of fintech Nous,


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2 years ago

Jack Dorsey Announces Launching Bluesky, Decentralized Social Platform, Closed Beta Soon

Gizmodo | Kyle Barr | Oct 19, 2022 Developers at Bluesky say their protocol allows for customizable social algorithms, but it remains unclear how much control users will actually have. Bluesky, which was founded back in 2019, announced Tuesday they were launching the so-called Bluesky Social app “soon” and put out a call for people


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2 years ago

Here's how much you can earn and still pay 0% capital gains taxes in 2023

The IRS has increased the taxable income thresholds for the 0%, 15% and 20% long-term capital gains brackets for 2023. Here's what investors need to know.

2 years ago

7 Written Sections To Include In A Legal Service Agreement

Oct 20, 2022 The contract you write that establishes the work your business will complete for a client must be written correctly and underpinned by legal documents. But how do you write a legal document for a service agreement? That’s what we will cover in this article. Sit tight and read the content below to


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2 years ago

Benefits of Including Videos in Your SEO Strategy

Oct 21, 2022 Video content gives more value to your page. Due to their effectiveness, many marketers rely on video content to promote their brands. Currently, video can strengthen your digital presence and can be leveraged to enhance your marketing efforts. For better results, many digital marketing strategists incorporate video with SEO, delivering amazing results.


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2 years ago

IRS: Here are the new income tax brackets for 2023

The IRS has released higher federal tax brackets and standard deductions for 2023 to adjust for inflation. Here's what filers need to know.

2 years ago

66% of American workers are worse off financially than a year ago due to inflation, report finds

As the cost of living keeps rising, more Americans are struggling financially. Nearly three-quarters have less in savings than last year.

2 years ago

The typical U.S. household is spending $445 more a month due to inflation. Here's how to reduce the bite

Saving money largely comes down to buying cheaper alternatives when possible and finding ways to trim discretionary expenses, according to financial advisors.

2 years ago

Work Trends: Employees Feel the Opposite but the ‘Data doesn’t lie’ | Women Leaving Companies at Highest Rate Ever

Fortune | Jane Thier | Oct 17, 2022 Managers and workers have the opposite opinions of remote work, Satya Nadella says, but the data doesn’t lie. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella released latest Work Trends Study revealing a paradox: Employees:  87% of employees say they’re more productive when they work remotely or in a hybrid setup


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2 years ago

SPAC liquidations top $12 billion this year as sponsors grapple with tough market, new buyback tax

Under the new provision in the Inflation Reduction Act, SPAC sponsors could face a 1% exercise tax if they return cash to investors starting 2023.

2 years ago

Supreme Court asked to block Biden student debt relief program

A taxpayers' group in Wisconsin asked the U.S. Supreme Court to block President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness plan.

2 years ago