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The last chance for some filers to avoid a tax penalty is Jan. 18

The last chance for some filers to avoid a tax penalty is Jan. 18

Fourth-quarter estimated tax payments are due on Jan. 18 for income from self-employment, small businesses and more. Here’s how to avoid penalties.

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Alternative forms of capital will be key to develop sustainable economic systems

Alternative forms of capital will be key to develop sustainable economic systems

Fintech Confidential Issue 4 | Éliane Ubalijoro, PhD | Jan 13, 2022 A year and a half into the COVID-19 pandemic, the global economy is looking cautiously at recovery. According to the World Bank, growth will be very uneven given surges of virus variants, patchy vaccination rates, and withdrawal of government support measures, so global


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Big pensions are nearly 100% funded, the healthiest they've been since 2008 financial crisis

Big pensions are nearly 100% funded, the healthiest they've been since 2008 financial crisis

Pension funding among the Fortune 1000 hasn't been this high since the end of 2007, before the stock market cratered.

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Binance hires ex-regulators and incorporates in Alberta to charter compliance course in Canada

Binance hires ex-regulators and incorporates in Alberta to charter compliance course in Canada

The Logic via FP | Claire Brownell  | Jan 11, 2022 Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency-trading platform by volume, has registered three new corporate entities in Calgary and hired two senior employees with experience working for Canadian securities regulators as it seeks to comply with the country’s rules. Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency-trading platform by


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Student loan processor Navient required to cancel $1.7 billion in student loans

Student loan processor Navient required to cancel $1.7 billion in student loans

Navient, one of the largest student loan servicers, will cancel $1.7 billion in private student loans, after a deal it reached with 39 states.

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Here’s what Jerome Powell’s second term as Fed chairman means for your money

Here’s what Jerome Powell’s second term as Fed chairman means for your money

At his confirmation hearing, Powell said he expects a series of interest rate hikes this year to control inflation.

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Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustments spark debate about the appropriate measurement used

Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustments spark debate about the appropriate measurement used

Some lawmakers and Social Security advocates are hoping to change the way the program's annual cost-of-living adjustments are calculated.

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Despite higher wages, inflation gave the average worker a 2.4% pay cut last year

Despite higher wages, inflation gave the average worker a 2.4% pay cut last year

Higher consumer prices in 2021 erased the raises many workers got from their employers. However, wage growth outstripped inflation for some lower earners.

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'The IRS is in crisis.' Here's what to know as taxpayer advocate warns of potential for refund delays in 2022

'The IRS is in crisis.' Here's what to know as taxpayer advocate warns of potential for refund delays in 2022

"I am deeply concerned about the upcoming filing season,” National Taxpayer Advocate Erin M. Collins said in a report.

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Inflation is hitting food prices hard. Here's how to save at the supermarket

Inflation is hitting food prices hard. Here's how to save at the supermarket

Thanks to inflation, many consumers have probably noticed their grocery bill creeping up. Experts share tips on how to save at the supermarket.

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‘Ready to Go’:  Powell Says Fed Report on Crypto and CBDCs will drop in the coming weeks

‘Ready to Go’: Powell Says Fed Report on Crypto and CBDCs will drop in the coming weeks

Decrypt | Scott Chipolina | Jan 11, 2022 The Fed will soon release its insights on CBDCs and the crypto market, and will ask the public for input. The Federal Reserve's much-anticipated crypto report is "ready to go" and will come out "in the coming weeks," according to Fed Chair Jay Powell. The remarks came


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Here's how to prepare if you want to buy a home in this competitive market

Here's how to prepare if you want to buy a home in this competitive market

You'll have to act quickly if you want to buy a house this year, so it pays to be prepared.

4 years ago
Here’s what Jerome Powell’s second term as Fed chair means for your money

Here’s what Jerome Powell’s second term as Fed chair means for your money

At his confirmation hearing, Powell said he expects a series of interest rate hikes this year to control inflation.

4 years ago
Here’s how rising inflation may affect your 2021 tax bill

Here’s how rising inflation may affect your 2021 tax bill

Inflation is still rising, and while many notice the surge in day-to-day expenses, climbing prices may also affect your tax bill, experts say.

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Make a killing on NFTs and crypto? The IRS may tax them differently

Make a killing on NFTs and crypto? The IRS may tax them differently

Non-fungible tokens are likely considered collectibles, subjecting them to a higher top tax rate on capital gains than bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

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