Sifted | Isabel Woodford | Jul 22, 2020 It's been a slow journey to get UK customers meaningful control of their bank data. Is the next phase of "open finance" the answer? It’s a noble task to want to help users control, access and utilise their financial data better. The problem is, users aren’t convinced
As lawmakers on both sides of the aisle wrestle over what to put in the next stimulus bill, they do seem to agree that stimulus checks should be included. Here's how quickly those payments could get to you, if Congress gives the final OK.
Entrepreneurs who are cash strapped and took an initial Paycheck Protection Program loan may have another opportunity to borrow. Meanwhile, accountants say it will take more than just additional PPP proceeds to keep firms afloat.
A lot of consumers think home ownership is out of reach if they can't put their hands on 20% for a down payment. That is not the case.
It sounds great: To solve your financial woes, you temporarily change your habits and hope that will result in more cash and better habits. Problem is, this approach can backfire and leave you worse off.
On the heels of 45% gains in the major indexes since their late-March lows, stocks are now the top pick for long-term investing, a survey shows.
"He's got this whole thing going on with solar and with energy that we don't talk about enough," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.
Capitol Hill lawmakers are hammering out negotiations to provide Americans with immediate payments through unemployment benefits and stimulus checks. But long-term support of Social Security could be undermined by the policy changes.
The $600 weekly enhanced unemployment benefit would be replaced by a reduced amount of around $200 or $300 a week, according to an analysis of a plan outlined Thursday by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
Amid one of the worst downturns in U.S. history, the number of Americans who are struggling to pay for food has soared. Here's what to do if you're one of them.
Capitol Hill lawmakers are hammering out negotiations to provide Americans with immediate payments through unemployment benefits and stimulus checks. But long-term support of Social Security could be undermined by the policy changes.
Advisor's Edge | James Langton | Jul 21, 2020 It’s the regulator’s first enforcement case against a crypto trading platform In a settlement that aims a shot across the bow of the fledgling crypto asset sector and mounts its first defence of whistleblowers, the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) sanctioned crypto trading platform Coinsquare Ltd. and
Across the country, colleges are slashing staff to offset revenue losses from Covid-19, and faculty — from small liberal arts colleges to large public university systems — are feeling the pain.
NCFA | Samuel He | July 22, 2020 Technology innovation and competition has led to increased dependence on third-party providers for essential services. The result has been an increase in security risks, data privacy, business resiliency, and reputation. These risks cost organizations millions of dollars every year. And the problem is made worse by trying
President Donald Trump has been pushing for a payroll tax cut. An analysis from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found that the highest-income earners would reap most of the savings.