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The Covid pandemic is complicating how federal officials adjust for seasonal labor patterns.

Requiring student loan borrowers to restart their payments will strip $85 billion from 18 million American families over the next year, an analysis shows.

The House Democrats’ spending package raises the SALT deduction limit to $80,000 through 2030. Here's how it may affect your tax bill.

Sen. Chuck Schumer said he supports a paid family and medical leave proposal that's being considered. But it may face opposition from other Senate leaders.

While keeping client data safe should be a priority for advisors, cyber attacks also could affect the investments they make on behalf of their clients.

Reuters | Pete Schroeder and Katanga Johnson | Dec 8, 2021 WASHINGTON, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Top executives from six cryptocurrency firms told Congress on Wednesday to tread lightly in imposing new rules on digital assets - or risk sending activity underground or outside the United States. At the hearing at the U.S. House Financial

Adults ages 25 to 40 are on the brink of accumulating a large amount of assets. Advisors who "understand their why" can successfully attract their business.

Financial advisors and their clients have waited for tax hikes from Build Back Better. But the bill didn't include the reforms many feared.

Inflation is here to stay, and the Federal Reserve is leaving the economy and everyday Americans at risk by keeping rates so low.

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa arrived at the International Space Station on Wednesday, where he'll spend nearly two weeks visiting.

The earned income tax credit has been made more generous. That means some workers could see bigger tax refunds next year.

It's easy to overspend on holiday shopping. Here's what you can do now to get ahead of your bills.

Experts weigh in on the opportunities and challenges ahead for investors, particularly when it comes interest rates, inflation and the ongoing pandemic.

CTV News | AP Business Writer Ken Sweet | Dec 6, 2021 NEW YORK - Craig Wright, a computer scientist who claims to be the inventor of Bitcoin, prevailed in a civil trial verdict Monday against the family of a deceased business partner that claimed it was owed half of a cryptocurrency fortune worth tens

The Economist | Dec 7, 2021 BETWEEN 2017 and mid-2021 the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) was one of the American government agencies that discussed crypto the most. Brian Quintenz, who ran its Technology Committee, was responsible for much of that, organising presentations on everything from the integrity of bitcoin spot markets to the subject