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The White House | Sep 16, 2022 Digital assets market is growing and so are risks The digital assets market has grown significantly in recent years. Millions of people globally, including 16% of adult Americans, have purchased digital assets—which reached a market capitalization of $3 trillion globally last November. Digital assets present potential opportunities to
Social Security's services have not been able to keep up as the agency's funding falls short of what it needs. Upcoming Congressional budget action may help.
The tax deadline extension is Oct. 17. Here's how to get organized if you still haven't filed your return.
Food costs climbed again in August, bringing the year-over-year gain to 11.4%, according to the latest consumer price index figures.
Buy now, pay later lenders will be subject to more regulatory oversight going forward, which is '"good news," Harvard researcher says.
Coindesk | Sam Kessler | Sep 15, 2022 The historic upgrade casts aside the miners who had previously driven the blockchain, with promises of massive environmental benefits. How it went down: When the Merge officially kicked in at 6:43 a.m. UTC, more than 41,000 people were tuned in on YouTube to an "Ethereum Mainnet Merge
The U.S. Department of Education continues to put out new information on how President Joe Biden's historic student loan forgiveness plan will work.
For Bitvo by Tristram Waye | Sep 15, 2022 Crypto is no longer a financial island Early days: It was easy to think about crypto as an island back before 2020. Bitcoin did its own thing, and the growing number of projects had a unique early startup stage audience to support them. The trading in
The MLB and NBA stars sat down with CNBC to discuss their relationship with money during their careers.
These retirement savers also employ other money strategies that help their entire financial picture look better, a new study shows.
With the pandemic came a surge in 'thrifting' and secondhand shopping. Now the resale market is growing even faster than traditional retail.
The Compliance Lady | Sep 9, 2022 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗟𝗗 𝗕𝗔𝗡𝗞 𝘃. 𝗙𝗔𝗧𝗙: It is always interesting to come across a study that critiques FATF’s work. In a recent report the World Bank takes a closer look at National Risk Assessments (NRAs). For those not familiar with NRAs, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) requires nations to
There's good news for the millions of people with federal student loans who've made payments during the pandemic: Many will be eligible to get that money back.
If you feel like your income hasn't kept up with rising prices, you're not alone. These tips can help.