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'Cancel it all or do nothing': Readers react to the chance of $10,000 in student loan forgiveness

CNBC.com asked readers how they'd feel about the White House forgiving $10,000 in student debt. Dozens of people wrote in. Here's what four of them had to say.

3 years ago

For Americans behind on saving for retirement, a bad stock market can be a good time to invest more

Stock market volatility is an opportunity for small business owners, often the farthest behind in long-term savings goals, to contribute to a retirement plan.

3 years ago

Here are key steps women can take to to close the retirement savings gap

Women are paid 83 cents for every dollar men earn. That can make it more difficult for them to set aside meaningful retirement savings.

3 years ago

There's a push in Congress for a new national retirement plan to fill big savings gap

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is looking at a proposal to help the millions of workers without access to a workplace retirement plan.

3 years ago

Here are key steps women can take to close the retirement savings gap

Women are paid 83 cents for every dollar men earn. That can make it more difficult for them to set aside meaningful retirement savings.

3 years ago

The Growing Relevance Of Bitcoin In Real Estate

Guest Post | June 3, 2022 About 14 in every 100,000 properties listed on the real estate market accept Bitcoin. Since the currency has only been in existence since 2009, this figure speaks to the growing relevance of Bitcoin in real estate. What do you need to know about Bitcoin in the real estate industry?


The post The Growing Relevance Of Bitcoin In Real Estate first appeared on National Crowdfunding & Fintech Association of Canada.

3 years ago

'Buy now, pay later' loans make it tough to get a handle on your credit

The popularity of "buy now pay later" soared during the pandemic. Now some consumers are realizing this type of credit could be a risky way to take on debt.

3 years ago

Preferred Stock in the Private Market

Preferred stock is a financial instrument used to help raise funds in the private market. Typically, preferred stockholders receive a priority claim over dividends and distribution of company assets in the event of liquidation. Some investors may favor the priority … Continue reading

3 years ago

Kraken May 2022 Report: On-Chain Crypto Analysis: Survival Mode

Kraken Blog | June 3, 2022 Cryptoasset prices  crashed in early May as BTC fell nearly -32% from $39,500 to $27,000 within a week and brought the rest of the crypto market  down with it. The broader macroeconomic environment continues to keep market  participants on their toes. Over the last month,  US inflation rates hovered


The post Kraken May 2022 Report: On-Chain Crypto Analysis: Survival Mode first appeared on National Crowdfunding & Fintech Association of Canada.

3 years ago

Ready to buy muni bonds again? Consider this hidden tax before piling in

If you're buying municipal bonds, the interest may trigger higher Medicare premiums. Here's what to know before piling in.

3 years ago

More wealthy Americans are living paycheck to paycheck after inflation surge

Even wealthier Americans are feeling financially strained as the prices for goods keep climbing.

3 years ago

House Democrats push Treasury, IRS for repeal of rule blocking SALT cap workaround

Three House Democrats are pushing for relief on the $10,000 limit on the federal deduction for state and local taxes by pleading to reverse a 2019 rule.

3 years ago

Health insurers poised to pay $1 billion in rebates to 8.2 million people this year

If you have an individual health insurance policy — i.e., through a state exchange — or are in a small- or large-group plan, you’re more likely to get a rebate.

3 years ago

Nearly half of families with kids can no longer afford enough food 5 months after child tax credit ended

Nearly half of parents who got expanded child tax credit checks now say they can't afford enough food to feed their families, according to a May survey.

3 years ago

House Democrats push Treasury, IRS for repeal of rule blocking state and local taxes cap workaround

Three House Democrats are pushing for relief on the $10,000 limit on the federal deduction for state and local taxes by pleading to reverse a 2019 rule.

3 years ago