Congress passes bill to fix IRS 'math error' notices. What it means for taxpayers
The Senate this week passed a bill to fix IRS math error notices for filers who make simple mistakes on their tax returns. Here is what taxpayers need to know.
The Senate this week passed a bill to fix IRS math error notices for filers who make simple mistakes on their tax returns. Here is what taxpayers need to know.
As the government shutdown drags on, some states have warned that they may need to suspend SNAP benefits as soon as next month.
AI stocks now dominate the S&P 500, raising big questions about diversification and your retirement portfolio.
OurCrowd | Oct 22, 2025 CEO Jon Medved Transitions to Chairman of OurCrowd Following ALS Diagnosis On October 21 2025, as reported by several news outlets, OurCrowd announced on Tuesday that Founding CEO Jon Medved will move into the role of Chairman after being diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gherig’s disease. OurCrowd named
Funding | Oct 22, 2025 Ottawa Renews $189M Program to Support Black Entrepreneurs On October 20, 2025, the Government of Canada announced a renewed investment of $189 million in the Black Entrepreneurship Program (BEP), continuing its commitment to helping Black entrepreneurs start, scale, and strengthen businesses nationwide. The announcement was made in Toronto by the
Fintech Competition | Oct 21, 2025 New Data Show How Proportionate Licensing and Capital Models Boost SME Credit and Competition On October 8 2025, QED Investors and Oliver Wyman released Seizing the Bank Charter Moment (37 page PDF), tracking that fintechs filed more than 20 charter applications in 2025 (3x the number in 2023). The
SAFEs (Simple Agreements for Future Equity) have emerged as one financial instrument startups may choose to utilize when raising capital. Initially developed by Y Combinator in 2013 as an alternative to convertible notes, a SAFE investment provides an option for … Continue reading
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RPAA | Oct 21, 2025 Bank of Canada Registry Highlights Canada-led Retail Payments Fintech Ecosystem Under RPAA Oversight On October 2025, the Bank of Canada (BoC) launched the first public Registry of Payment Service Providers (PSPs), a key milestone under the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA). The registry lists all PSPs formally registered to operate
Lauren Taylor Wolfe, co-founder of Impactive Capital, said the surge in enthusiasm around artificial intelligence has all the markings of a bubble.
There are certain moves investors can make now to prepare for even small reductions in rates going forward.
As the government shutdown drags on, federal student loan borrowers who can't get help with their account at the Education Department have other options.
Gen X business owners are at the peak of their careers, so why are they the least optimistic among Main Street entrepreneurs? It's their age breeding anxiety.
Gen X business owners are at the peak of their careers, so why are they the least optimistic among Main Street entrepreneurs? It's all about the timing.
Gen X business owners are at the peak of their careers, so why are they the least optimistic among Main Street entrepreneurs? It's their age breeding anxiety.
Anti-Fraud | Oct 20, 2025 Ahead of Budget 2025, Canada Unveils a National Anti-Fraud Strategy and New Financial Crimes Agency On October 20 2025, the Department of Finance Canada released plans for a National Anti-Fraud Strategy that will be introduced through Budget 2025. The initiative is designed to combat growing financial fraud, scams, and economic abuse