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Here's how to tap your house for cash as home prices soar

With record amounts of home equity on hand, homeowners may be able to lower their monthly payments, take cash out — or all of the above.

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If you're still working when you turn 65, be sure to avoid costly mistakes with Medicare

While not everyone with job-based insurance is required to enroll in Medicare at age 65, many are. Here are the rules to know.

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Biden administration aims to rein in abusive non-compete agreements

President Joe Biden called on the Federal Trade Commission to write a rule curtailing the "unfair use of non-compete clauses" by employers.

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Some states now offer certain business owners a workaround for cap on state and local tax deduction

Some states now offer pass-through business owners a workaround for the $10,000 cap on the state and local tax deduction. Here's what taxpayers need to know.

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These summer activities can impact next year's tax situation

Some things that are more common during the summer also may have an impact on your taxes, the IRS noted recently.

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States cutting unemployment benefits didn't get people back to work, study finds

People who lost federal unemployment benefits didn't rush to accept jobs in the weeks after state cuts, according to a new analysis.

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Non-Fungible Tokens in the media and entertainment industry

Herbert Smith Freehills | James Balfour, Ghislaine Nobileau and Vrinda Vinayak | Jul 22, 2021 Non-fungible tokens (“NFTs”) have been dominating technology columns in the media lately. Items that would previously not have been considered traditionally ‘marketable’ or high value are now being sold for eye-watering sums. For example, a digital artwork by Beeple sold for US$69


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Facing high unemployment rates, these formerly incarcerated people are turning to entrepreneurship

Here's how one nonprofit is helping the formerly incarcerated become entrepreneurs.

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Square launches small business banking

Reuters | Anna Irrera | Jul 20, 2021 July 20 (Reuters) - Square Inc (SQ.N), the company led by Twitter Inc (TWTR.N) CEO Jack Dorsey, is launching banking services for small businesses, as it continues to grow beyond payments processing. Square Banking will offer small businesses savings and checking accounts, as well as its existing


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Report: Consolidation and the Changing Fintech Landscape

Shearman & Sterling, Rise by Barclays and S&P Global Markets Intelligence | Jul 21, 2021 The FinTech sector is going through a period of rapid consolidation that will shift the landscape for financial services in the US and around the world. We are excited to share with you a new report on M&A activity in


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Values-based investing can be difficult to screen. Here’s what you need to know

As demand surges for values-driven investing, consumers struggle to pick sustainable, green or ESG funds. Financial experts cover what investors need to know.

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Quantum Computing on a Chip: Brace for the Revolution

Tom's Hardware | Francisco Pires | Jul 16, 2021 The development is being compared to the desktop computing system revolution of the 1960's. In a moment of triumph that’s being hailed as equivalent to the move from room-scale silicon technology down to desk-sized machines, quantum computing has now gone chip-scale — down from the room-scale


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A majority of Americans think children will be financially worse off than their parents, survey finds

The Covid-19 pandemic has made parents even more pessimistic about their children's future, according to a survey by Pew Research.

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Colleges and unvaccinated students are set for a standoff this fall

Fewer 18- to 24-year-olds are vaccinated than any other age group. And yet, if college students want to register for classes, many will need to get shots.

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Holding too much cash isn't growing your personal wealth. Do this instead

Investors in their 20s are holding nearly as much cash as retirees in their 80s and 90s, according to Personal Capital. Here's what they might do instead.

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