Renters are still protected from eviction in these states and cities
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Harmonized European Crowdfunding Rules Kickoff Allowing up to €5 million
Crowdfund Insider | JD Alois | Nov 11, 2021 Harmonized European crowdfunding laws commence today (November 10, 2021). After years of engagement by industry leaders, largely due to the efforts of EuroCrowd, issuers may now utilize investment platforms to sell securities across all EU member states. The European Crowdfunding Service Providers Regulation (ECSPR) rules allow
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Here's what Medicare beneficiaries should know about next year's prescription drug plans
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Inflation is soaring. Here's how to navigate higher consumer prices
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Medicare Part B premiums for 2022 jump by 14.5% from this year, far above the estimated rise in cost
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The unemployment rate among military spouses spiked during Covid
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Inflation pushes income tax brackets higher for 2022
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Veterans with VA health benefits should consider Medicare when they become eligible, experts say. Here's why
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How to stay competitive using a VA loan in a sizzling housing market
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How one veteran paid off $70,000 in debt in just three years
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These 6 financial strategies can help military members transition to civilian life
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