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The rule of 72 is often used by investors to gauge how quickly their money will double. With inflation, it loosely estimates how fast money will halve.

About NCFA Canada | June 10, 2022 “In summary, the regulations are ineffective, burdensome, anti-competitive, and damaging to both the domestic donation crowdfunding sector and the Canadian nonprofit/charitable sector. The goal of protecting Canadians from money laundering and terrorism is laudable, but these regulations should be scrapped, and new regulations drafted in full consultation with

In just a few weeks, changes are scheduled to take effect that will reduce when medical debt shows up on credit reports.

Risk-averse consumers are turning to annuities for safety as they flee market volatility. But annuities are not for everybody.

Recent news that student loan forgiveness could be coming may derail the plans of some college savers.

Read a key excerpt from the email Goldman CEO David Solomon sent to incoming interns on Thursday.

After consumers paid off $83 billion in credit card debt during the pandemic, helped by stimulus checks, credit card balances are rising again.

Many sponsors face challenges as they race the clock to find a target amid regulatory crackdown and waning enthusiasm.

John Connaughton, Bain Capital's global head of Private Equity, talked about headwinds facing the industry and why his firm is staying private. 

If the value of your home ballooned during the pandemic, there may be ways to fight a higher-than-expected property tax bill, according to experts.

Guest Post | Jun 9, 2022 On April 4, 2022, online gaming officially launched across Ontario. It was a monumental decision for Canada's most populous province and a major endorsement of the growing liberalization of online gaming activity across North America. Players heard rumblings of the passage of imminent legislation ahead of time, but nothing

A new Democratic plan calls for repairing Social Security's trust funds by raising taxes on the wealthy, while also making benefits more generous.

Computer Weekly | Alex Scroxton | May 19, 2022 An expert cyber fraudster can make as much as £6m in a year, more than three times the 2020 average salary of a FTSE 100 chief executive, and even rookies are raking it in, taking home approximately £15,000 a month, according to statistics on the state

New hires often have a waiting period before they can contribute to their workplace retirement plan or access the full employer match.

Many nonprofits offer charitable gift annuities, which allow you to make a large gift and, in return, get a guaranteed stream of income for life.