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Slate | Tim Marple | Mar 1, 2022 First, digital currencies have provided new ways for Russia to sidestep the world’s primary response to its attack: sanctions. Many commentators argue that the country has likely been developing such a strategy in the years since it invaded Crimea. Individuals and businesses targeted by sanctions can simply

NCFA Canada | March 2, 2022 Below is a growing list of ways you can help support Ukraine:       Links from the Globe and Mail:  Support a verified fundraising campaign for Ukraine If you see a crowdfunding campaign promising help to Ukraine, check it out carefully to see whether it’s legitimate. Look for

Miller Thomson LLP | Feb 21, 2022 An extensive package of draft legislative proposals was released for public comment by the Department of Finance on February 4, 2022 (the "Proposals") along with explanatory notes (the "Notes").  The Proposals include some, but not all, of the measures announced or carried over in the 2021 federal budget

Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger is choosing big domestic chip manufacturing investments over short-term shareholder rewards, and he has a big fan: President Biden.

Research shows the long-term damage done to a nest egg when new retirees sell their investments in a down market. Here are ways to avoid that risk.

Forbes | Jack Kelly | Feb 23, 2022 Companies concerned about the Great Resignation and trying to find, attract, recruit and retain talent should first do one thing: ask the candidate what they want. It sounds simple, but this doesn’t happen. The pandemic has made us think differently. While we want to be paid well,

For many people, spring means the chance for a fresh start. Why not apply that to your finances, as well?

Substack | Anthony Pompliano | Mar 1, 2022 Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has led to a flurry of financial sanctions from the United States and their allies over the last week. These actions include cutting Russian banks off from SWIFT, seizing the assets of various Russian oligarchs, outlawing US citizens and companies from transacting with

Health issues and remarriage might prompt you to update your will, but be aware of other life changes that require a review of your estate plan, say experts.

For many people, spring means the chance for a fresh start. Why not apply that to your finances as well?

Protocol | Tomio Geron | Feb 28, 2022 Gary Gensler has been talking about taking on the crypto industry since he started last April. Now he’s getting down to business. The SEC is taking on the crypto industry in a way that could have far-reaching implications, particularly for DeFi, by expanding the agency’s regulatory authority

People around the world want to donate to Ukraine relief efforts, which also creates an opportunity for cybercriminals.

Many 401(k) plans use a practice called revenue sharing. And that can cause workers at the same company to pay higher fees for plan administration.

The pandemic has upended millions of American lives, and for many has made them reconsider priorities around work.

KPMG Canada | Feb 28, 2022 KPMG in Canada completed the purchase of digital art from the highly acclaimed World of Women (WoW) non-fungible token (NFT) collection, its first foray into this rapidly growing technological innovation. NFTs’ varying use cases can offer countless ways for companies to create value and engage with their customers "NFTs