Car lease ending soon? Another one may not be your best option
With prices at record highs and automakers shipping new vehicles with limited features, you might discover that buying out your lease makes the most sense.
With prices at record highs and automakers shipping new vehicles with limited features, you might discover that buying out your lease makes the most sense.
The tax break for parents is poised to revert to its level before the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act unless Congress intervenes.
The Build Back Better Act would let same-sex married couples in some states file a joint tax return for years before 2010, which might yield a net tax benefit.
Sound financial planning may be the last thing on your mind when your marriage ends — particularly if it ends in conflict — but it may never be more valuable.
Nasdaq | Siby Suriyan | Oct 15, 2021 The Lightning Network makes Bitcoin the most efficient payment system in the world. But, in basic terms, how does it work? The Lightning Network is a second layer that operates on top of the Bitcoin blockchain, and anchors directly into it. And it can handle millions of
New York Weekly Times | Nov 15, 2021 Interview with Comic book art prodigy Tamar Kiteley Tamara Kiteley is quickly making her mark in the industry working with Liquid Avatar Technologies and debuting her work at Los Angeles Comic Con at the Los Angeles Convention Center December 3–5. Already working on comic book covers, the
Some employers are starting to look at a four-day workweek to address employee mental health and combat the "Great Resignation."
Social Security benefits are poised to get their biggest increase in decades next year. But those monthly checks may not go as far.
With Medicare's standard Part B premium jumping to $170.10 next year, monthly surcharges for higher-income beneficiaries will go up, as well.
CNN | Sean Lyngaas | Nov 4, 2021 The US State Department is offering up to $10 million for information leading to the identification or location of senior members of a Russian-speaking ransomware gang that forced major US fuel operator Colonial Pipeline to shut down in May. The announcement Thursday from State Department spokesperson Ned
Investment Executive | James Langton | Nov 12, 2021 Regulator continues to be concerned about market manipulation The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rejected a proposed Bitcoin-based ETF, citing continued concerns about investor protection. In a decision released Friday, the SEC rejected a proposed rule change from the Cboe BZX Exchange, Inc., which was
PYMNTS | Nov 10, 2021 Cryptocurrencies are quickly finding favor as digital assets with diverse applications. B2B companies, financial institutions (FIs) and FinTechs alike are eyeing their potential as a rising number of companies tap virtual currencies. More and more companies are seeking solutions that can help them make easy, swift payments no matter the
Married investors filing together making more than $100,000 may owe 0% long-term capital gains taxes when selling assets. Here’s what investors need to know.
"When the pendulum is swinging toward the worker, it is absolutely time to step back and figure out what's your next best move," said career coach Julie Bauke.
As lawmakers weigh whether to pass federal legislation addressing paid leave, research sheds light on how employees handled caregiving issues during Covid.