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After raising interest rates 10 times since March 2022, the Fed may take a pause. Here's what that means to your wallet.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau warns that 1 in 5 student loan borrowers have risk factors that could cause them to struggle when bills resume.

The Covid-19 pandemic raised awareness that the average American worker lacks a "cash cushion" for emergencies. Some employers are working to change that.

Jun 8, 2023 Building the next fintech unicorn requires a combination of the right AI technologies, tapping into the right sector, having a solid data strategy, and putting together a team that can execute with precision and adaptability. Sector, model, and team: Look for untapped markets where AI can be revolutionary. According to the article,

Canadian Bar Review | Teresa Scassa | May 25, 2023 Canada's Bill C-27, The Digital Charter Implementation Act, features a proposed Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA). Canada’s Bill C-27, The Digital Charter Implementation Act, includes a proposed Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA). If passed, the AIDA would establish a series of obligations regarding

The Employee Retention Credit has soared in popularity among pandemic-related tax incentives for business owners, but the IRS has become skeptical of claims.

The justices should make their ruling on Biden's student loan forgiveness plan before their term ends for summer recess. Here's what's at stake.

Millionaire investors have been hoarding cash. The average investor shouldn't necessarily do the same.

Jun 8, 2023 Between June 13 and 15, the Canadian Gaming Summit (CGS) arrives at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. This will be the 26th edition of the event, which sees iGaming industry professionals and experts from across the country attend to discuss the latest trends and share ideas. This year is also a first

Despite improvements, the IRS still has a sizeable backlog of tax returns, according to Erin Collins, the country's National Taxpayer Advocate.

With living costs surging, consumers are starting to pull back on gratuities, just as tipping prompts become more pervasive than ever.

Raconteur | Sam Forsdick | May 26, 2023 For Galloway, the solution is clear: young people, particularly young men, should embrace returning to the office. His justification? The need for in-person mentorship and a robust learning environment that is often absent in remote working situations. Galloway posits that the office provides an invaluable context for

BIS | May 31, 2023 Discover how AI, data, and cross-border collaboration are shaking up the battle against financial crimes. Proof of Concept Completion and Advancements: The BIS Innovation Hub's Nordic Centre has successfully wrapped up Project Aurora, a proof of concept aimed at combating money laundering. By leveraging a synthetic data set representing real-world

Even with high home prices and interest rates, owning a home can still pay off in the long run, one advisor says.

Some people put their money into stocks before they're ready, warns certified financial planner Douglas Boneparth. They should take these steps first.