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Inflation drives long-term care costs even higher. Here’s how planning ahead can help families afford it

Rising costs amid inflation will likely make it more difficult for many families to afford already expensive long-term care for ailing or elderly relatives. 

3 years ago

Borrowers could get up to $300 back in their monthly budget from student loan forgiveness. Here’s how to use that money

President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan gives borrowers a chance to better their financial standing. Experts weigh in on how to make the most of it.

3 years ago

Education Department cancels $1.5 billion in student debt for 79,000 borrowers subjected to ‘false promises’ by Westwood College

The U.S. Department of Education announced on Tuesday that it will cancel the student loans for 79,000 borrowers who attended Westwood College.

3 years ago

Real Estate Fintechs Feel the Heat as Macro Trends Unfold

TechCrunch| Mary Ann Azevedo | Aug 28, 2022 Then 2022 came In 2020, historically low interest rates led to a surge in both rates and purchases. Existing home buyers rushed to alter the terms of their loans and aspiring home buyers took advantage of those low rates to purchase homes.  More people were spending more


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3 years ago

Why workers have the ‘upper hand' right now, according to a labor economist

The labor market remains tilted in employees' favor, meaning workers have the power to negotiate for better pay and benefits.

3 years ago

Student loan forgiveness applications could open within weeks. Take these 4 steps now to get ready

The U.S. Department of Education may have its application for student loan forgiveness up and running within the next few weeks. Here's how to prepare.

3 years ago

Workers have the ‘upper hand' right now as job openings jump, says labor economist — but that advantage may not last

The labor market remains tilted in employees' favor, meaning workers have the power to negotiate for better pay and benefits.

3 years ago

Op-ed: September is historically the worst month of the year for stocks, but recent strength suggests the market could buck the trend

It's reasonable to expect a better-than-usual September, typically the worst month for stocks. Much of the annual de-risking took place earlier in the year.

3 years ago

Highlights from McKinsey’s “Value Creation In The Metaverse” Report + Web3 for Skeptics by Brainsy’s CIO

Medium | Lou Kerner | Aug 29, 2022 McKinsey recently published a comprehensive 77 page report titled “Value Creation In the Metaverse — The Real Business of The Virtual World.” Seven McKinsey partners were credited as the writers of the report, which included interviews with 13 senior “metaverse experts”, input from the 60 members of


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3 years ago

Fewer Americans say they are living paycheck to paycheck as inflation begins to ease

Fewer Americans are feeling financially strained after recent signs inflation has started to cool.

3 years ago

Canadian Crypto Industry is Working Towards Legitimacy

DLA Piper | Don Collie, Ryan J. Black, Saje Gosal | Aug 19, 2022 Which tokens are securities? CSA Staff Notice 46-308: Securities Law Implications for Offerings of Tokens provides guidance on the way Canadian securities regulators approach the question of whether any individual token is a security or something else entirely. Recent CSA guidance,


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3 years ago

Education Dept exploring strategies to help 5 million 'overlooked borrowers' excluded from student loan forgiveness

Millions of federal student loan borrowers could be left out of debt forgiveness because of their loan type. The government is trying to avoid that outcome.

3 years ago

Education Dept. is exploring strategies to help 5 million 'overlooked borrowers' excluded from student loan forgiveness

Millions of federal student loan borrowers could be left out of debt forgiveness because of their loan type. The government is trying to avoid that outcome.

3 years ago

Mortgage rates will fall to 4.5% in 2023? That's the estimate from Fannie Mae. Here’s what that means for homebuyers

Fannie Mae says mortgage rates could fall to 4.5% next year. But prospective homebuyers shouldn't use predictions as a primary guide to purchase decisions.

3 years ago

Op-ed: Learn to tread water in these stormy markets. Where investors can turn in choppy times

It's as if investors are being asked to remain afloat in violent seas for what seems like an eternity.

3 years ago