Biden is forgiving $39 billion in student debt for 804,000 borrowers — here's who qualifies
The Supreme Court ruled that Biden can't broadly cancel people's student loans, but his administration used existing authority to clear $39 billion of debt.
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When student debt payments restart, your loan type will make a big difference
Interest on "unsubsidized" federal student loans typically accrues for current students and during periods of deferment — but not during the payment pause.
Aviator as an online gambling game
Jul 19, 2023 This is a popular online gambling game inspired by the concept of aviation. In this performance, players try to predict when an airplane's...
Is Biden's $39 billion student loan forgiveness action legal? 'Be assured it's going to stay,' says expert
The White House announced $39 billion of debt forgiveness for student loan borrowers Friday. The move would likely withstand legal scrutiny, said experts.
Gary Gensler Speech to the National Press Club: “AI: The Most Transformative Technology of Our Time”
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Here's how Biden's $39 billion in student loan forgiveness may impact your taxes
If you're eligible for the Biden administration's $39 billion in student loan forgiveness, here's how it may affect your taxes.
Biden has a new student loan forgiveness plan, and you can join a public hearing on it now
On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Education is holding a public hearing on its newest plan to cancel student debt. Here's how to join.
CCAF Report: The State of SupTech in 2022
CCAF SupTech Report Jul 17, 2023 The Cambridge SupTech Lab's "State of SupTech Report 2022" provides a comprehensive analysis of the current state of supervisory technologies...
More Americans are moving to Spain — and paying high prices for real estate
The expat American population in Spain jumped 13% from 2019 to 2021 and are the foreign demographic paying the second-highest amount for living space.
FCA’s Emerging Regulatory Strategy for Big Tech and Artificial Intelligence
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Powerball jackpot hits $900 million. Here's the tax bill if you win
The Powerball jackpot has grown to $900 million. Here's what the winner can expect to pay in taxes.
Forget 'tipflation:' Restaurant surcharges for inflation, health care, water are consumers' latest pet peeve
In the face of higher costs, more restaurants are tacking on surcharges to the bill, whether diners like it or not.
As student loan payments restart, can employers be a firewall for borrowers? Some groups hope so
Few employers offer student loan benefits. Some groups hope that will change after the Supreme Court's forgiveness ruling and as monthly payments resume.
Future of Neobanking: Exploring the Landscape of AI-Powered Digital Banks
Digital Banking Jul 16, 2023 What is an AI-driven Neobank? An AI-powered Neobank is a licensed digital-only bank that leverages artificial intelligence to deliver customer-centric, operationally...