Instagram Launches Payment Service for Small Businesses (Directly in Chat)
Meta Jul 18, 2022 When you’re chatting with a qualified small business on Instagram, you’ll now be able to make purchases without leaving the chat. For...
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Democrats are pushing for a free IRS tax filing service. Tax pros worry it’s an ‘administrative nightmare’
Democrats are pushing the IRS to create its own free tax filing system, including a return-free option. But some tax professionals are skeptical.
'A giveaway to highly educated college grads': Republicans slam Biden's possible plan to cancel student debt
In response to reports that the Biden administration could soon move to forgive student debt, Republican leaders warned of "the perils" of such action.
Another major interest rate hike is coming from the Federal Reserve: Here are 5 ways it could affect you
The U.S. central bank has indicated another major increase in interest rates is coming to try to get runaway inflation in check.
If you win the $630 million Mega Millions jackpot, here's how much would go to taxes
With no ticket matching all six numbers drawn Tuesday night, the jackpot has surged to $630 million for Friday night's pull.
Federal consumer finance watchdog to tighten bank rules around money-transfer scams, report says
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans to tighten banking rules related to money-transfer scams, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.
This withdrawal strategy can help retirees stretch savings, but it’s ‘highly unlikely you'd stick to it,' says CPA
While some retirees rely on the so-called 4% rule, another approach involves the required minimum distributions that come with 401(k) plans and non-Roth IRAs.
A wake-up call: Your financial plan can help 'stress test' your retirement strategy through inflation, market downturn
A recent survey found only 29% of Americans have a financial plan, even though having one could help them "stress test" their finances amid economic woes.
First day of Celsius’ bankruptcy hearing
CoinDesk Cheyenne Ligon, Krisztian Sandor Jul 18, 2022 First day of Celsius' bankruptcy hearing News of Celsius’ liquidity crisis broke on June 12, when the company...
Celsius Lays Out Mining-Focused Reorganization Plan at First Bankruptcy Hearing
CoinDesk Cheyenne Ligon, Krisztian Sandor Jul 18, 2022 First day of Celsius' bankruptcy hearing News of Celsius’ liquidity crisis broke on June 12, when the company...
Investors have put $43 billion in dividend-paying funds this year. Before you 'chase dividends,' here's what to know
With increased fears of a possible recession, investors seeking steady income may turn to stocks paying quarterly dividends. Here's what to know before buying.
Airlines are struggling with lost and delayed bags: What to know and how to pack if you're traveling this summer
Airlines' hassles seem to be growing, and that might mean a lost or delayed bag this summer. Here's what travelers should know about their financial recourse.
'Burdensome' credit card swipe fees could add $2.5 billion to back-to-school spending, merchants say
Swipe fees have long been a point of contention for retailers. Amid soaring inflation, merchants say they are particularly burdensome.
Crypto Bridges are Integral to Blockchain Adoption but Vulnerable to Attack
Protocol Tomio Geron Jul 18, 2022 Linking blockchains together is a key part of the industry. But bridges are vulnerable to hackers and confusing for consumers....
Adjusting to the new Labour Market
McMinsey Company Jul 15, 2022 Workers are still leaving in droves Much has changed in the business world since early 2020, but one trend has remained...