How to score a write-off on 'Giving Tuesday' if you don’t itemize deductions
It’s possible to score a write-off for cash donations of up to $600 on Giving Tuesday, even if you don’t itemize deductions. Here’s what donors need to know.
It’s possible to score a write-off for cash donations of up to $600 on Giving Tuesday, even if you don’t itemize deductions. Here’s what donors need to know.
Guest Post | Nov 30, 2021 The best networking platform where you can make connections with potential customers in your industry is LinkedIn. Also, with LinkedIn, you can get noticed professionally, generate leads online, and create ads. There are several blogs on tips to hire a LinkedIn ads expert, if you are convinced you need
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Bank of Canada | Daniela Balutel, Christopher Henry, Jorge Vásquez, Marcel Voia | | Nov 30, 2021 In the last few years, the number of so-called cryptocurrencies—a form of electronic money that allows people to make direct person-to-person transactions—has surged, with more than 740 now available. Among them, Bitcoin enjoys the highest trading value and volume
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If you're able to make a charitable gift this holiday season, you'll want to make sure your contribution has the biggest possible impact during "Giving Tuesday."
Messari | Jerry Sun | Nov 26, 2021 Explain it like I'm 5: GameFi. What if you could keep what you built? And not only keep what you earned, but also sell it to others, loan it out, or showcase it off? While that sounds like a dream, this is the promise of GameFi, and
While beneficiaries aren't required to take action, as their 2021 plan generally would renew for next year, experts say that could be a mistake.
CNBC's Jim Cramer said he doesn't feel comfortable buying into Monday's stock market bounce because omicron selling may not be done yet.
Cryptocurrency investors may face higher taxes as the infrastructure bill cracks down on future IRS reporting, financial experts say.
In addition to seeing their payments restart after an almost two-year hiatus, federal student loan borrowers could soon see a number of other major changes.
The year is winding down, and that means market pundits are preparing their forecasts for 2022.
As many as 56% of shoppers have made a purchase with "buy now, pay later" that they couldn't pay off, according to a recent survey.
Search Engine Journal | Lisa Buyer | Nov 23, 2021 The Metaverse is rife with opportunities for AR/VR and NFT-savvy brands and marketers. Imagine your avatar walking into a digital wine shop and talking to an avatar wine expert to get some questions answered. You order the wine and have it shipped to your physical