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House Democrats approved a $3.5 trillion budget framework on Tuesday. The maneuver clears the way for a formal bill that will likely raise taxes on the wealthy.

OECD The Forum Network | Olivia White  | Aug 10, 2021 Even before the COVID-19 crisis, policy makers in the OECD and beyond were identifying the potential for innovation and productivity growth that could be derived from building out digital financial infrastructure including greater sharing of financial data. This focus has helped give rise to

Rocket Lab begin trading on the Nasdaq on Wednesday, becoming the latest space company to close a SPAC merger and go public.

Decrpyt | Jeff John Roberts | Aug 9, 2021 Stablecoin giant Circle announced that they will be moving toward becoming a “National Digital Currency Bank” in an attempt to strengthen their existing USDC stablecoin, currently backed by a combination of US dollars, corporate bonds, and commercial paper. Circle’s move has outsiders wondering how the increased federal oversight will impact

Research shows that most retirees aren’t withdrawing money from their nest eggs before their required minimum distributions.

Guest Post | Aug 25, 2021 Not all offices are equal. It's a fact of life. In fact, over the past eighteen months, it could be said that offices have come in even more shapes and sizes. Rather than the stereotypical commercial space, we've now seen desks squeezed under the stairs, behind the spare bed,

A majority of Americans anticipate changing jobs in the next year, according to a Bankrate survey.

There are currently no federal competency standards for tax preparers. Some industry groups hope that can be changed.

OSC | Aug 25, 2021 The OSC is hosting a virtual roundtable to discuss whether, and how, the disclosure needs of Canadian investors, and corporate governance practices among public companies have evolved. Panelists will speak about the benefits, challenges and experiences associated with the consideration of broader diversity on boards and in executive officer positions,

The first monthly payment of the child tax credit cut child poverty by about 25%, according to a Columbia University analysis.

The Logic | Jon Victor | Aug 25, 2021 National Bank of Canada will take a majority stake in Montreal-based financial-data platform Flinks, a sign that the bank is looking to increase its exposure to tech-focused products at a time of rapid change in the financial-services industry. See:  In the Future, Home Will be Wherever

IMF | Marianne Bechara, Wouter Bossu, Yan Liu, Arthur Rossi | Aug 24, 2021 Fintech presents unique opportunities for central banks. The rapid changes in technology that are transforming the financial system will allow central banks to enhance the execution of various of their core functions, such as currency issuance and payment systems. But some

You may not always agree on money matters, but it's how you handle those disputes that counts.

House approval of the budget resolution clears the way for lawmakers to draft legislation that would, among other things, expand Medicare's coverage.

Guest Post | Aug 26, 2021 Hosting your first fintech conference can be difficult, though rewarding. If you want to stage a conference that can bring together fintech professionals from all over the country and the globe to discuss the latest innovations and developments, here is an ultimate guide to some of the best steps