Stockton, California Mayor Michael Tubbs has implemented a universal basic income experiment. Now, other U.S. cities are hoping that the plan can be adopted nationally.
PYMTS | July 10, 2020 Open banking comes in several flavors, yet its rise requires robust Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) procedures, Zac Cohen, chief operating officer at identity verification firm Trulioo told Karen Webster in a recent interview. As financial institutions (FIs) work with FinTechs, they need to know that these
A battle heats up between a deep-research investor with a private equity mindset and an underperforming small cap software stock.
A New York man's struggle to collect unemployment benefits and resulting hardship are emblematic of financial shortcomings amid the coronavirus pandemic in the US.
Consumer advocates are calling for improved access to Medicare. The program provides health care coverage to beneficiaries who are more likely to suffer from the coronavirus.
Borrowing against your home or retirement accounts can be a quick way to get large sums of cash, but both options have drawbacks. Here's what you need to know.
Montreal in Technology | Steve La Barbera | Jul 6, 2020 Perhaps Montreal’s best known fintech, Flinks has today announced another $16 million flowing into its coffers. That includes just over $5 million in debt, and and $11 million series A round led by National Bank’s corporate venture capital arm, NAventures, which was also the
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Experts often say taking money from your 401(k) or IRA is a "last resort," but these days it may be a lifeline to those who have been impacted by the coronavirus crisis.
Prices go up every year, and that means less money in your bank account. Here's how you can keep a tighter grip on costs.
"We have never seen this extent of eviction in such a truncated amount of time in our history," housing expert Emily Benfer said.
Millions of Americans went back to work in May and June. Rising coronavirus caseloads could threaten their jobs again. But there's a silver lining: they can resume their unemployment benefits.
Connecticut recently announced it would offer a tuition-free community college program for 2020, however, other states have had to table such plans due to budget shortfalls.
TFI | Sara Anderson | July 10, 2020 Are you interested in providing students with work opportunities that can benefit them, and your business, during Canada’s economic recovery? If you’re in HR, talent management, or responsible for recruitment within your organization, this opportunity is for you! Toronto Finance International has partnered with The Conference Board