For out-of-state students, public colleges aren’t as cheap as you'd think. Here’s why
Although cost is the No. 1 concern among college applicants, ruling out expensive private schools may be a mistake.
Although cost is the No. 1 concern among college applicants, ruling out expensive private schools may be a mistake.
The consumer price index rose 3.2% in July from 12 months earlier, slightly less than expected.
Survey Insights | Aug 9, 2023 A recent Harvard University study delved into the impact of the burgeoning early wage access (EWA) industry on low-income earners and consumers. What is Earned-Wage-Access? Earned Wage Access (EWA) refers to a financial service that allows employees to access their earned wages before their scheduled payday. Instead of waiting
Regulation | Aug 10, 2023 The Federal Reserve's recent announcement regarding the supervisory nonobjection process for state member banks has been a topic of keen interest. This process pertains to banks looking to engage in activities involving tokens denominated in national currencies, commonly known as "dollar tokens" (aka dollar-pegged stablecoins). Overview The Fed aims to
Metaverse Report | Aug 10, 2023 A comprehensive study by Economist Impact (and supported by Meta) offers a discerning look into the metaverse's vast potential, the hurdles it faces, and the nations spearheading its development. The Metaverse's Economic and Social Promise The metaverse, a confluence of augmented reality, virtual reality, AI, and the internet, is
With other household debt on the rise, the restart of student loan payments in less than two months may cause financial hardship for many Americans.
Some experts are now expecting a soft landing for the economy rather than a mild recession. Here's how advisors are adjusting portfolios.
BoC Report | Aug 10, 2023 The Bank of Canada's latest staff paper on CBDCs navigates the intriguing crossroads of modern payment needs and the potential dawn of a cashless society with a Central Bank Digital Currency The document analyzes the potential role of a CBDC in a cashless society and highlights the challenges associated
Aug 10, 2023 Beyond the dealt cards and the calculated bets, poker involves a less visible but equally significant facet - psychology. Understanding the subtle cues, behaviors, and patterns of opponents often turns the game around. Understanding the Game Beyond the Cards Poker is a game that's as much about the players as it is
Author Manisha Thakor explains what it means to feel 'never enough,' how society perpetuates it and how to overcome it through MoneyZen.
Capital Markets Advocacy | Aug 9, 2023 The Association of Online Investment Platforms (AOIP) has formally addressed Congress by sending a letter to Congressman Patrick McHenry, emphasizing the significance of the Jumpstart our Business Startups Act of 2023. AOIP, an advocacy group in the United States, champions the cause of both private firms seeking growth
News | Aug 8, 2023 The race for Ethereum Futures ETF applications has intensified, with numerous high-profile firms submitting their applications to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Here's a comprehensive overview of the current landscape: 1. ProShares Ether Strategy ETF: Filed on 07/27/2023, with an expected SEC response by 10/11/2023. The ETF aims
Capital Markets Regulation | Aug 9, 2023 The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is set to introduce a transformative regulatory shift that will shake up the private-funds industry, particularly private equity and hedge funds. More Transparency and Investor Protection The SEC's impending rule package is designed to bolster transparency, competition, and investor protection in
Workers who go on strike generally don't qualify for unemployment benefits. But two states — New York and New Jersey — are the exception to that rule.
There’s a winner for the $1.6 billion-plus Mega Millions jackpot, and all six numbers matched a ticket sold in Florida. Experts cover possible pitfalls.