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Lauren Taylor Wolfe says it's just too risky for investors to ignore ESG amid recent pushback

Lauren Taylor Wolfe said bans on ESG investing could be too risky and how understanding environmental, social, and governance risks is good for businesses.

CFTC Enforcement Action Against Ooki DAO Outrages One of Its Own Commissioners (and Crypto)

The Defiant | Owen Fernau  | Sep 22, 2022 Agency Alleges Ooki DAO Offered Derivatives Without a License In a case that has roiled the crypto community and triggered a dissent from one its own officials, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) brought an enforcement action yesterday that challenges fundamental tenets of decentralized finance.

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56% of Americans think the U.S. is already in a recession. These 4 steps can help protect your finances in a downturn

There are steps you can take now to limit any negative impact an economic downturn could have on your finances. Here's how to get started.

As 30-year mortgage rates hit 6.7%, homebuyers are facing 'payment shock.' Here are ways to save

There are some options that homebuyers can explore to reduce the costs involved in buying a house.

Open enrollment season for 2023 employee benefits is getting underway. What to watch for

Many companies hold their open enrollment period in the autumn for their workers to sign up for health insurance and, possibly, other employee benefits.

Hackers Access Personal Details of Tens of Thousands of Revolut Customers

TechCrunch | Carly Page | Sep 20, 2022 Fintech startup Revolut has confirmed it was hit by a highly targeted cyberattack that allowed hackers to access the personal details of tens of thousands of customers. Response: Revolut spokesperson Michael Bodansky told TechCrunch: an “unauthorized third party obtained access to the details of a small percentage

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'Maximize that free money first.' The best time to apply for financial aid for college is coming up

For the 2023-2024 school year, the FAFSA filing season opens Oct. 1 — and the sooner you file, the better.

Real Estate 3.0: How Affordability and Fintech Are Driving the Ownership Revolution

NfX | Pete Flint | Sep 2022 Affordability issues breeding innovation:  Real estate has always been more than just the largest asset class in the world. It is the embodiment of home and work, family and business – the opportunity of generational wealth, writ large. The American dream.  One that has become increasingly out of

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Nearly 6 in 10 donors may give more to charity despite economic fears, study finds

Despite economic uncertainty, some donors may be eyeing bigger gifts for 2022, according to a study. Here's what investors need to know.

The labor market is still hot — for now. Here's what to consider before switching jobs

Today, there are two open job listings for every unemployed person in the country, a "pretty remarkable ratio," according to one expert.

Trading and the Power of Expectations (including your own)

For Bitvo by Tristram Waye | Sep 22, 2022 Power of expectations and some broad elements that may impact your trading The deeper you get into the trading arena, the more you will notice the power of expectations.  Expectations shape pricing and the moves in response to news and events.  They shape how market participants

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New retirees may face surcharges for Medicare premiums. Here's how to appeal paying extra if your income has dropped

If your modified adjusted gross income will be lower as a retiree than it was when you were working, you can appeal paying extra for Part B and D premiums.

Public servants like teachers and police often get reduced Social Security. Congress is weighing a bill that could change that

A congressional committee voted to move a bill that would repeal rules that reduce benefits for certain public workers. Experts say it still faces challenges.

As 62% of workers cut back on savings amid concerns about the economy, employers emphasize financial wellness

Employees' 401(k) accounts may have taken a hit during recent market volatility, but that's not the only reason balances may be down.

3 steps to take now to get ready for student loan forgiveness, so you can apply ASAP

Tens of millions of Americans should be able to apply for student loan forgiveness next month. Here's how to get ready.