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The IRS is issuing monthly payments of the enhanced child tax credit through 2021. Scammers are posing as government agents to steal money and personal data.

More companies are pitching in to help with college costs, as the student loan debt repayment pause is set to expire.

Sifted | Steph Bailey | Nov 3, 2021 Opening Up Financial Services Investors are still betting big on open banking: in the past three months, TrueLayer announced a $130m funding round led by Tiger Global, Visa bought rival Tink for $2bn, Yapily announced its $51m Series B raise and Mastercard doubled down by acquiring Aiia

Wage gains for people who have switched jobs have outpaced those who've stayed since 2011, according to the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank.

While the majority of compromised information was limited to email addresses and full names, it's worth taking steps to guard your credit.

Forkast | Alex Tapscott | Nov 8, 2021 Financial services, foundational to all industry and economic activity, is going through the greatest upheaval since the invention of double-entry bookkeeping in the Middle Ages. Every aspect of the industry is about to change, from how we move and store value to how we access credit, invest,

GuildOne | Release | Nov 2, 2021 Blockchain firm GuildOne is leveraging the sustainable Cardano Network to pioneer carbon credits backed by Validere’s energy data analytics platform. CALGARY, Alberta--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GuildOne Inc. (GuildOne) is pleased to announce that the company has issued its first series of voluntary carbon credits on the Cardano network as digital tokens.

Women earn less money than men due to the gender wage gap. Now, research finds that they may also get less credit.

The IRS issued $5.5 billion of stimulus payments outside the 50 states and Washington, D.C. Tax policy experts say there's good reason for doing so.

SpinLaunch last month conducted the first test flight of a prototype in New Mexico.

SpinLaunch last month conducted the first successful test flight of a prototype in New Mexico.

Mutual funds are preparing for year-end distributions, which may create surprise tax bills for some investors. Here's how to prepare, according to experts.

Cato Institute | Norbert Michel and Jennifer J. Schulp | Nov 5, 2021 There is nothing inherently problematic about a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins, and a properly structured one would likely spur further innovation to the U.S. payments system, benefiting millions of people. See:  Regulating financial innovation – going behind the scenes There is

Research shows managing clients' emotions boosts returns more than most other financial-advice services. Investors don't necessarily see it that way.

A survey shows many consumers plan to spend the same amount on gifts this holiday season as they did last year. They could still end up in the red.