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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.

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?

Congress is on the hook to make sure Social Security can pay benefits in full and on time. Here's what changes legislators may consider.

"If you don't have the money and you know that, you've got to find something else you can do," said Suze Orman.

Personal finance expert Suze Orman believes this is the "number one investment" to combat inflation.

If you just experienced a financial setback, you may still be able to get more college aid for next year. Here's what you need to know.

FP | Ethan Lou | June 2, 2022 In his first media interview since being tapped to lead Binance Canada, a newly created entity, Truong shed light on the company’s plans here after an eventful year that saw it withdraw from the country’s most populous province amid regulatory issues. I usually tell that as my

It's key that parents start the "money conversation" with their kids. Here’s a basic guide of financial concepts that you can discuss with kids at various ages.

Chase Coleman's Tiger Global Management suffered huge losses in May amid a tech-driven sell-off.

Many subscription services allow for automatic payment of monthly fees by debit or credit card, making it likely many users may forget about the ongoing costs.

The IRS is working to increase its audit rates for the wealthiest Americans, according to a statement released by the agency.

Months of stock market volatility may deliver smaller-than-expected 529 college savings plan balances, which may be a burden for parents this summer.

Around 560,000 student loan borrowers who attended Corinthian Colleges will soon get their balances cleared, senior Biden administration officials say.

US Department of Justice | June 1, 2022 A former employee of OpenSea, the world’s largest NFT marketplace, was charged with insider trading in the first-ever such case involving digital assets, U.S. prosecutors in New York said Wednesday. This case concerns insider trading in NFTs on OpenSea, the largest online marketplace for the purchase and

FP | Jake Edmiston | May 27, 2022 To beat back the worst inflation in decades, Canada needs to modernize its competition laws and chase down companies that collude to jack up prices, the federal competition watchdog said in a speech this week. Competition commissioner Matthew Boswell made the case for competition policy as a