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June 1, 2023 Diversification is one of the “classics” when it comes to risk management strategies. They’ve been used by a lot of investors to ensure profitability in the long run, and since newer assets like cryptocurrencies are now more popular than ever, the need to protect your assets becomes much stronger. Overall, having an

Inflation readings in consumer price index categories such as housing, health insurance and technology don't always jibe with consumers' reality.

By most measures, low-income households were hardest hit by inflation. However, lower-paid workers also benefited from the biggest wage growth over this time.

A measure in the proposed debt ceiling deal that would terminate the student loan payment pause is facing heavy opposition from advocates and progressives.

The rate at which workers quit their jobs has declined to pre-pandemic levels as the labor market has gradually cooled.

A combination of high inflation and a low level of savings are prompting many people to lose confidence in their ability to retire well, research finds.

The top home projects promising the greatest returns in resale value are not the ones you would expect.

ScienceSoft | Stacy Dubovik, Financial Technology and Blockchain Researcher| May 31, 2023 Modern online payments go back to the 90s, when banks began introducing online banking services for the first time. PayPal followed shortly after, in 1998, and the adoption of digital payments has only accelerated since then. The rise of smartphones has led to

Financial Post | Barbara Shecter | May 30, 2023 Documents show OSC attempting to use its powers to compel the production of documents and data from Binance and potentially third parties Binance Under Investigation by the OSC The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) has begun an investigation into the global cryptocurrency exchange, Binance. Despite Binance's recent

The proposed debt ceiling deal may include up to $21.4 billion in IRS budget cuts. Here's what it means for taxpayers.

If nothing in the debt ceiling deal changes, the pause on federal student loan payments will "cease to be effective" within months.

Forbes India | Shashank Bhardwaj | May 26, 2023 The World Economic Forum has released a study scrutinizing the different regulatory methods applied to the cryptocurrency sector, in addition to offering guidance to both governmental bodies and industry participants. Navigating Regulatory Challenges: The World Economic Forum (WEF), in collaboration with its Digital Currency Governance Consortium,

Institutional investors, such as pension funds, insurance companies, endowments, and sovereign wealth funds, are increasingly turning to private equity as an investment option. Private equity refers to investments made in privately held companies or those that are not publicly traded … Continue reading →

Who pays for your credit card rewards? Some economists say there's an annual redistribution of more than $15 billion from lower-income to wealthier Americans.

Households are continuing to feel the weight of high inflation. But there are still ways you may find extra wiggle room in your budget, experts say.