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Clubhouse launches payments for creators

TechCrunch | Natasha Mascarenhas | Apr 5, 2021 Clubhouse, a one-year-old social audio app reportedly valued at $1 billion, will now allow users to send money to their favorite creators — or speakers — on the platform. In a blog post, the startup announced the new monetization feature, Clubhouse Payments, as the “the first of


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After you die what happens to your digital assets and NFTs?

TechCrunch | Erin Bury | Apr 5, 2021 As consumers build their wealth, assets are typically tangible: cash, investments, property, cars, jewelry, art. But increasingly we’re adding a new type of asset to the mix: digital assets, whether in the form of cryptocurrency or a new asset class, NFTs. We’re going through the biggest wealth


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How can Bitcoin SV Help in this Time of Pandemic?

Bitcoin Association | Makkie Maclang | April 5, 2021 The coronavirus (covid-19) pandemic has changed the way the world works, and 2020 has been a dismal year for many, with more than 1.4 million deaths. As everyone continues to battle the virus and with a vaccine still in the works, the question in the cryptocurrency


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Wall Street’s top analysts are backing buy-rated stocks like Facebook and Micron

TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, like Facebook & Micron

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Beaches top dream vacation wish lists for Americans as travel takes off

Beaches top the list of dream destinations as Americans start to book long-delayed vacations, according to online global accommodations platform Trivago.

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What to know about tax credits in the American Rescue Plan

The $1.9 trillion Covid relief measure temporarily enhanced a number of tax credits. Taxpayers may see hundreds or thousands of dollars in savings.

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Biden infrastructure, clean energy plan may be windfall for investors

President Joe Biden's infrastructure plan — and the measures it contains to curb climate change — may be a tailwind for investors, financial advisors say.

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Dealing with tax debt? Here are some tips to set things right with the IRS

You may feel overwhelmed about the large tax debt you owe to the government, but the worst thing to do is ignore it. Here's how to get tax debt paid off.

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7 Tips for New Startup Investors

To make sure you’re ready and you know what to expect as a new startup investor, here are our top tips and things-to-know before you take the plunge on that first investment. Continue reading

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Employees could be heading back to the office sooner than they think

As more adults become eligible for the Covid-19 vaccine, employers are accelerating return-to-the-office plans.

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Have vaccine, will travel: Retirees hitting the road should check their Medicare coverage first

It's worth making sure health services away from home would be covered by your Medicare plan before you take off.

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Sources Say: Federal and provincial governments shutting down Cooperative Capital Markets Regulatory project

The Globe and Mail | Andrew Willis | Mar 31, 2021 The federal government and seven provinces and one territory are shutting down the organization charged with creating a national securities regulator due to waning political support for the project in jurisdictions such as Ontario and British Columbia. The federal Finance Department will announce as


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ASC and FCAA adopt new prospectus exemption to support small business capital raising

ASC / FCAA | Denise Weeres | Apr 1, 2021 As part of our efforts to reduce regulatory burden, optimize securities regulation in an effort to foster capital formation, the ASC and the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) have adopted a new prospectus exemption. CSA Multilateral Notice of Implementation 45-538 Self-Certified Investor


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Satellite company AST SpaceMobile expects to close SPAC deal next week and begin trading on Nasdaq

Satellite-to-smartphone broadband company AST & Science expects to close its SPAC merger next week, the company said on Thursday

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How people plan to use their 2020 tax refunds varies greatly by income

Tax refunds can be the largest windfall Americans see all year. How people plan to use their 2020 refunds is very different, depending on their income.

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