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Senate Republicans proposed a tax deduction for car loan interest. But it might exclude used-car buyers, tax experts said.

GOP lawmakers, in their "big beautiful" bill, plan to eliminate student loan repayment plans and keep borrowers in debt for longer.

Senate and House Republicans' big beautiful spending bills could boost the child tax credit. Here's who could benefit.

The Fed’s decision to hold rates steady has far-reaching implications for almost all forms of borrowing as well as the returns on most savings accounts.

Proposed Republican tax legislation includes a temporary enhanced deduction for seniors ages 65 and up. Here's who experts say would benefit most.

Crypto | March 18, 2025 U.S. Senate Passes Landmark Stablecoin Law (68-30 vote) On June 17, 2025, a watershed moment for digital finance and crypto with the U.S. Senate passing the GENIUS Act, bipartisan 68-30 vote, establishing the country’s first federal regulatory framework for stablecoins. This legislation is the most significant digital asset policy breakthrough

Tokenization | June 18 2025 Coinbase Seeks SEC Green Light to Trade Tokenized Stocks as Global Race Just Got Real As covered by Retuers, Coinbase is officially asking the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to approve tokenized equities (or stocks), a new class of financial product.  These would be blockchain representations of traditional equities,

The Social Security Administration has updated its projections for how long the trust funds it relies on to help pay benefits may last.

June 18, 2025 One of the first surprises in any crash game is this: not all vehicles break the same way. Some fold in half with satisfying fluidity. Others resist impact, barely denting. A lightweight sports car might flip wildly. A heavy van might crash into the pavement and stop dead. These define the entire

BNPL | June 17, 2025 UK Removes BNPL Broker Licensing Rule for In-home Sellers On June 16, 2025, the UK HM Treasury published a policy update that says 'domestic premises suppliers' (aka door to door vendors or companies that provide goods or services in a customer's home) no longer need to be licensed as credit

Open Banking | June 17, 2025 Federal Government Recommits to Open Banking Legislation at 'Earliest Opportunity' Today at Toronto's Open Banking Expo, the Canadian federal government says they will introduce the long delayed open banking legislation 'at the earliest opportunity'.  The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) responsible for implementing and regulating Open Banking in

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Stablecoins | June 17, 2025 Retail Giants Could Cut Card Networks by Issuing Their Own Crypto Retail giants Amazon and Walmart are exploring the idea of launching their own stablecoins to reduce payment processing costs and gain more control over transactions, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.  This could tip the balance

GOP lawmakers' "big beautiful" bill would eliminate payment pauses for student loan borrowers who've lost their job or hit another financial hurdle.

The Senate proposed a "no tax on tips" plan that differs in a few ways from one advanced in May by House Republicans.