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BIS | Raihan Zamil and Aidan Lawson | Jan 20, 2022 Over the past decade, big techs and fintechs began to provide a range of financial services to consumers, initially outside the confines of the highly regulated banking industry. These services started with payments, but expanded to encompass consumer lending, insurance and wealth management. See: 

Here's why the stock market is going down sharply on Monday.

Guest Post | Jan 24, 2022 “Small-business tax deductions” is one of the sweetest things for small-business entrepreneurs. However, most business owners are either unaware of all the small-enterprise tax deductions available to them or don’t take the time to keep accurate records, itemize expenses, or calculate the figures required to take advantage of these

As the U.S. economy has rebounded, more aid to Americans will likely be scaled down. Here's what proposals could still get passed by Congress.

FCA | Release | Jan 20, 2022 Greater competition in retail banking is driving choice and lower prices for consumers and small businesses, despite the financial impact of the pandemic. In an update to its 2018 strategic review of retail banking, the FCA found that, while still strong, there are signs large banks’ historic advantages

It was a wild day for stocks on Monday, adding to the market's shaky start to 2022.

"Tomorrow you got to do some selling...if you own stocks that are selling at a multiple to sales...those have had it," said Cramer.

TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best performing stocks, like Tesla and Amazon.

The enhanced child tax credit abruptly ended in December after Democrats failed to pass the Build Back Better agenda. Families are feeling the loss.

Icahn Capital’s Brett Icahn and Gary Hu have joined the board of Dana Inc. The firm is no stranger to the automotive market.

When news broke that one of the largest student loan servicers was erasing the debt for thousands of borrowers, many asked: "Am I one of them?" It's unlikely.

Employers are looking for creative ways to attract skilled talent. One approach: student loan assistance programs to help workers pay off college debt.

Pay is up everywhere you look on Wall Street, from lowly first-year bankers to partners and top executives.

The tax treatment of "meme stocks" such as AMC, GameStop and others may surprise new, younger investors this filing season.

U.S. banks closed a record number of retail branches in 2021 as customers increasingly turn to digital banking and the industry consolidates.