Millions of Americans could have been shut out of receiving their $1,200 stimulus checks because they didn't have their information on file with the IRS. Now, an extended deadline means they have five additional weeks to submit for their payments.
Employment scams, including fake job listings, have been on the rise during the coronavirus crisis. The uptick comes as millions of Americans are out of work due to Covid-19 and are searching for new jobs. Here's how to detect and avoid falling for one.
The case of a financial advisor in Georgia who has been reported missing, in the midst of an investigation related to his firm, is a good reminder to investors that they should always do their homework before working with an advisor.
Whether you're an adrenaline junkie or a tried and true procrastinator, the final deadline for submitting your 2019 income tax return — if you went on extension — is on Oct. 15.
Stocks prices are neither cheap nor pricy given prevailing interest rates and other factors like federal stimulus money, according to the president of Salem Investment Counselors, the top financial advisory firm on CNBC's FA100 list.
The markets are coiling and compressing as they process jarring events, with potential energy building up for eventual release.
Many people mistakenly believe that they don't have enough in assets to warrant a will, or that their money will automatically go to their next of kin. Both assumptions are wrong.
The coronavirus pandemic caused state revenues to plummet, leaving New York's Excelsior Scholarship program facing a significant shortfall.
Yahoo News Release Crowdcube and Seedrs | Oscar Williams-Grut | Oct 5, 2020 The UK’s two biggest crowdfunding platforms have announced plans to merge. Crowdcube and Seedrs said in a joint statement on Monday they had agreed the terms of a merger. The combined company will be worth £140m ($181.2m). Crowdcube will acquire Seedrs under
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If Amy Coney Barrett is confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court, a more conservative group of justices may cost small businesses, and a current case involving Ford helps explain why.
CNBC's Jim Cramer said he's optimistic about negotiations for another Covid relief package for the economy.
Your favorite store's credit card may sound like a great deal. But read the fine print, as you may find high interest rates and deferred interest charges. In contrast, general credit cards may offer better rates.
Ledger Insights | Oct 2, 2020 In a webinar yesterday, Jay Clayton, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), observed that all stock trading is now electronic, compared to twenty years ago. In the past, there were stock certificates, now there are digital entries. “It may very well be the case that those
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BNN Boomberg | Opinion - Farnoosh Torabi | Oct 3, 2020 (Bloomberg Opinion) -- If 2020 has taught us anything it’s that life is uncertain. Through this lens, I’ve started to abandon some conservative personal finance principles. This summer, for example, I went against the adage of “staying the course” with retirement and stuck my
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Women and people of color face barriers when trying to start a business. Entrepreneur Melissa Bradley is helping them get off the ground.