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College graduates who recently received their diplomas may be dreading the next milestone: The start of federal student loan payments. Here's what to know.

Jun 6, 2024 As small businesses rely more and more on technology for their day-to-day operations, the need for reliable IT support has become crystal clear. Remote IT support offers a valuable solution, aligning perfectly with the needs of modern small enterprises. This approach cuts costs and connects businesses with top-tier IT expertise and advanced

De-dollarization | Jun 6, 2024 Global central banks are currently supporting the US dollar and gold, going against the trend of de-dollarization Surprisingly, central banks throughout the world are becoming less supportive of the Chinese yuan and more in favour of the US dollar and gold, as reported by Reuters. The current de-dollarization narrative and

Real estate investment trusts, or REITs, can be a way to tap into the real estate market as an investor. But, it can carry some risks. Here's more.

Mega backdoor Roth conversions can boost tax-free retirement savings. But it's easy to make mistakes, experts say.

If you're maxing out your 401(k) early, you could miss part of your employer match without the true-up feature, experts say.

"Sandwich generation" Gen Xers must balance their own financial needs with those of their children and aging parents. Some moves can help them feel more secure.

Barry Sternlicht defended his decision to put a cap on how much money investors could pull from his real estate fund.

NFTs | Jun 5, 2024 Dapper Labs Settles NFT Lawsuit, Highlighting Broader Regulatory Uncertainty Dapper Labs, the creators of NBA Top Shot NFT collectibles, has came to a $4 million settlement on Jun 3, 2024 with a class action group of investors who had sued the company back in 2021. The main issue in the

Regulation | Jun 5, 2024 Podcast Insights: Hester Peirce on SEC Rule-making and Regulatory Demands In a recent podcast interview hosted by Compliance Week titled "Regulatory Demands," SEC commissioner Hester Peirce, often known as "Crypto mom," is blunt in her criticism of the SEC's rule-making process. However, what does this signify for investors, innovators, and

Barry Sternlicht defended his decision to put a cap on how much money investors could pull from his real estate fund.

Regulation | Jun 5, 2024 AI in Retail Investment Services Guidance Released by the European Securities and Market Authority (ESMA) The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published a public statement on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in retail investment services. The document offers important advice for investment organizations hoping to balance the

The project is part of the SBA's efforts to broaden its flagship lending program for American small businesses under Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzman.

Real estate investor activity picked up for the first time in nearly two years. Here's what it means for buyers, and even renters, on the market.

Spending more to save more, or "spaving," is a common trick retailers use. But consumers may find it adds to their credit card debt.