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Under legislative changes, millions more adults with disabilities could save and invest in 2026 without losing government benefits.

What does it take to launch a powerful, outdoor-ready battery and convince over 200 people to back it? In this episode, we chat with Marco Vanella, co-founder and Chief Product Officer of MAAK Outdoor, the team behind the Scout Battery. Built for the backcountry, Scout is a modular, durable power system designed to serve off-grid professionals, adventurers, and everyday users alike. Marco shares how his background in industrial design and experience across consumer electronics, law enforcement, and defense helped shape a product tailored for real-world needs. You’ll hear the behind-the-scenes story of how they raised over $100,000 on Kickstarter, overcame the hurdles of hardware development, and delivered a compelling campaign for a first-time product. In this episode of the Crowdfunding Demystified podcast, you’ll hear: The origin story of Scout and how it solves real-world energy […]

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July 30, 2025 In modern business, property management, partnerships, and lease relationships, contracts are a critical tool for safeguarding rights and obligations. In Canada, contract law is one of the most developed legal fields, and properly drafting or reviewing an agreement is not a formality — it is the legal foundation of a relationship. Legal

Fintech Report | July 30, 2025 Global Fintech is Entering a New Chapter The latest analysis from BCG and QED Partners in a report titled, "Fintech's Next Chapter:  Scaled Winners and Emerging Disruptors" (38 page PDF), shows that fintech companies currently capture just 3% of global banking and insurance revenues, leaving substantial room to grow.

A Biden-era program aimed at helping borrowers access the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program has stalled under the Trump administration.

From credit cards, car loans, mortgages, savings and student debt, here's how the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision influences your wallet.

July 30, 2025 Relocating a startup headquarters is more than just a change of address. It’s a strategic business move that can shape the future of your company. Whether you're outgrowing your current space, chasing new opportunities, or optimizing for cost, a well-planned relocation can boost morale, productivity, and brand credibility. However, without a thoughtful

Even while the Fed left its benchmark rate unchanged, many consumer rates have fluctuated over the first half of the year.

President Donald Trump's blanket tariffs scheduled for Aug. 1 could bring higher prices on certain foods, economist says. Here's what to know.

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., introduced a bill to send tariff rebate checks to American families after President Donald Trump suggested the idea.

When investing in startups, some investors may want to take an active role in mentoring, supporting, and helping a startup. Other investors may want to just help the company financially. Each method has advantages and trade-offs, depending on an investor’s … Continue reading →

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Banking Partnership | July 29, 2025 TD Chooses Fintech Partnership Over Building In-house as Competition Heats Up Global payments fintech powerhouse, Fiserv announced on July 23, 2025 that they signed a multi year strategic managed services agreement with TD Bank Group, where TD Merchant Solutions will use Fiserv technology, including the Clover point of sale

Retail AI | July 29, 2025 Walmart Reimagines AI Infrastructure with 4 Super Agents Walmart has begun one of the most ambitious AI transformations in the retail industry. Four new “super agents” will replace dozens of separate systems and form the core of Walmart’s technology foundation.  On July 24, 2025, the WSJ reported that Walmart

July 28, 2025 Financial services executives face a peculiar challenge these days. Vendors flood their inboxes with AI promises—solutions that will transform customer experience, eliminate fraud, and slash operational costs. Meanwhile, technical teams speak in a different language entirely, discussing model accuracy and algorithmic complexity that sounds impressive but means nothing to business leaders. The

TSA is letting travelers keep shoes on, and adding family-friendly lines in some airports. Memberships like TSA PreCheck and Clear still have value, experts say.