The CDC extended the national eviction ban through July. What that means for renters
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention extended the national ban on evictions for another month. Here's what to know.
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BIS Research: CBDCs beyond borders: results from a survey of central banks
BIS | Raphael Auer, Codruta Boar, Giulio Cornelli, Jon Frost, Henry Holden and Andreas Wehrli | Jun 24, 2021 CBDCs offer an opportunity to rethink some key features of cross-border payments. Central banks could ease current frictions by factoring an international dimension into their CBDC designs from the outset. For front-end retail uses, CBDCs could
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Free tax help available to individuals and families eligible for child tax credit, stimulus checks
The IRS is teaming up with local organizations to bring in-person help to 12 cities over two weekends.
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How to craft an inflation strategy using muni bonds
Investors who worry about inflation may consider buying muni bonds, an asset with built-in tax benefits and relatively low default risk.
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Estate planning for LGBTQ+ families is crucial. Here’s what you need to do
From wills to advanced directives, these legal moves can help protect LGBTQ+ families in the event of a serious illness or death.
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Delaware is expected to move to a $15 per hour minimum wage. What that could mean for the push to increase the national pay rate
Delaware's $9.25 minimum wage would increase to $15 by 2025 once the governor signs a new law.
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The ultra-wealthy have made full use of Roth individual retirement accounts. Here's how you can do the same
Some wealthy individuals amassed hundreds of millions — or even billions — of dollars in tax-sheltered Roth individual retirement accounts, a new report finds.
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GOOD NEWS: Canadian securities regulators adopt new nationally harmonized start-up crowdfunding rules
CSA | Jun 23, 2021 Vancouver – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) today adopted harmonized rules for securities crowdfunding. National Instrument 45-110 Start-up Crowdfunding Registration and Prospectus Exemptions introduces a single, uniform set of rules that replaces and enhances the requirements currently in effect in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Québec and Saskatchewan. “These
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New report explores questions of responsible AI innovation in financial services
The Alan Turing Institute | Joanna Dungate | Jun 14, 2021 A new report published today (Monday 14 June 2021): AI in Financial Services explores the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and the importance of responsible innovation in the financial services sector. The report was commissioned by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as part of
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The national eviction ban will likely be extended through July. What that means for renters
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is expected to extend the national ban on evictions for another month. Here's what to know.
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Cutting off unemployment benefits early is not pushing people to find work, data suggests
Job searches are muted in the dozen states that have ended federal unemployment benefits early, according to Indeed.
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Worried about inflation? A certificate of deposit may not be the answer
Deposit rates are down to all-time lows. As a result, a good old-fashioned certificate of deposit has fallen out of favor.
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SBA to process most aid applications for music venues and theaters by early July, Sen. Hagerty says
The SBA plans to process most of the aid applications from its Shutter Venue Operators Grant (SVOG) program by early July, Sen. Bill Hagerty said.
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As the SEC delays bitcoin ETFs, other choices emerge for crypto-hungry investors
As the Securities and Exchange Commission puts off decisions to approve bitcoin ETFs, other bitcoin-related funds emerge for crypto-hungry investors.
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Families can now opt out of advance monthly child tax credit payments starting July 15
The IRS on Tuesday released a portal where families can opt out of receiving advance monthly payments from the enhanced child tax credit.
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