Jeremy Grantham says the market is in a bubble with 'very seldom seen levels of investor euphoria'
In recent months, Grantham's been warning that the massive runs on Wall Street in the past year – and indeed, the bull run since 2009 –...
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Here are tax issues to consider if you tapped retirement account to weather 2020
With tax season approaching, millions of Americans who made emergency retirement plan withdrawals under the federal CARES Act now have some decisions to make.
Bitcoin's latest slump shows why people should be cautious before investing in cryptocurrency
"The only thing I can expect for sure is volatility," said David Yermack, a professor of finance at New York University Stern School of Business.
Almost 3 million people fell off the unemployment benefits cliff
Delays in issuing additional Covid relief led millions to lose unemployment benefits after Christmas, according to Labor Department data issued Thursday.
How Banks, Fintechs, and Customers Win Together
Fintech Confidential Michael King and Richard Nesbitt Jan 21, 2021 In our recently published book The Technological Revolution in Financial Services: How Banks, Fintechs, and Customers...
The OSC’s New Innovation Charter: Is this really a ‘new model’?
NCFA Jan 21, 2021 The OSC has recently announced a Charter for a new Office of Economic Growth Innovation (Innovation Office): release and innovation office charter....
While the U.S. may be closer than ever to a $15 federal minimum wage, the idea still faces stiff opposition
Lawmakers, activists and consumers have been calling for an increase in the federal minimum wage to $15 for years. It could happen under President Joe Biden.
Biden extends payment pause for student loan borrowers until October 2021
President Joe Biden on Wednesday extended the payment pause on federal student loans through September 2021 in one of his first actions after inauguration.
Biden extends the national ban on evictions through March 2021
President Joe Biden on Wednesday extended the federal ban on housing evictions through March 2021 in one of his first acts following inauguration.
The Fed under Biden: New mandates, a close White House tie and big challenges ahead
All presidents watch the Fed closely, and Biden won't be an exception as he looks to get through the current crisis.
Experts say some stock investors could be at risk of getting burned. How to make sure you're not one of them
Some investors clamored to increase their stakes in name companies last year. Experts say they would be wise to curb their risk exposure.
Biden plans to extend payment pause for student loan borrowers until October 2021
President Joe Biden on Wednesday is extending the payment pause on federal student loans through September 2021 in one of his first actions after inauguration.
Global green asset manager makes first U.S. investment, expects more interest during Biden presidency
European investment firms are targeting renewable energy projects in the U.S.
Biden expected to extend the national ban on evictions through March 2021
President Joe Biden on Wednesday plans to extend the federal ban on housing evictions through March 2021 in one of his first acts following inauguration.
Are Stablecoins Better Than Bitcoin?
Guest Post Jan 20, 2021 If you’re new to the world of investing in cryptocurrencies, you might have heard of stablecoins. These are physically-backed assets that...