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The Biden administration's budget proposal issued Friday proposes a top capital gains tax rate for millionaires — a reduction from the initial 39.6%.

On top of reduced inventory due to a microchip shortage — and consumer demand pushing prices higher — manufacturers are not offering many discounts.

The big-box club chain said it's been seeing accelerating prices across a range of products.

Biden continues to question why those who attended Ivy League colleges should get their loans forgiven. Yet the share of borrowers from such schools is 0.03%.

As student loan forgiveness remains uncertain, the cost of college is going up.

There was a modest though temporary increase in job-search activity among states withdrawing from federal unemployment programs, according to Indeed.

Even though they've been around for decades, 529 college savings plans are still often misunderstood.

Divorce settlements are never easy, and cryptocurrency only makes the process more complex. Financial experts weigh in on what divorcees need to know.

"Once the money comes in, the emotions take over," said Tania Brown, a certified financial planner at SaverLife. "Have a plan of action."

The bosses of the nation's largest banks return to Capitol Hill, where they will face another round of grilling from lawmakers.

The Toronto Star | Josh Rubin | May 25, 2021 The Ontario Securities Commission fired a warning shot Tuesday across the bow of unlicensed exchanges selling cryptocurrency to Canadians, charging one of the largest with breaching Ontario securities regulations. Poloniex, a Seychelles-based crypto exchange once owned by Goldman Sachs-backed start-up Circle, broke securities regulations by

Amid a boom in special-purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, the Securities and Exchange Commission is weighing new protections against the investment vehicles.

Top line and bottom-line growth are two critical pieces of a company’s income statement. In this blog, we will review what these terms mean, how they’re calculated, and how they differ. Continue reading →

While more than 4 million new businesses were formed during the pandemic, a new survey finds that half may not survive more than a year.