Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will be 5.9% in 2022, biggest annual hike in 40 years
The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will be 5.9% in 2022, the Social Security Administration announced Wednesday.
The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will be 5.9% in 2022, the Social Security Administration announced Wednesday.
Morning Consult | Nick Catino , Jonah Crane & Daniel Gorfine | Oct 13, 2021 In recent years, there have been several debates over how best to regulate and facilitate financial technology innovation in the United States. These debates frequently pit federal regulations against state-based regulation, and banks against nonbanks, in unfortunate zero-sum contests, resulting in legal challenges and increasingly tense congressional hearings that
Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance | Michel Rauchs | Oct 13, 2021 The latest update to the Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index (CBECI) has confirmed the impact of the Bitcoin mining crackdown in China, showing that the leading share of global Bitcoin network hashrate now sits in the US, followed by Kazakhstan and the Russian
Finliti | Jennifer Schell and Dr. Stefano Di Domenico | Oct 13, 2021 Harnessing information and channelling its energy to improve people’s financial activities is the very essence of FinTech. The promise is to thrust traditional financial services—banking, insurance, and investment management—into cyberspace where they can be reimagined and elaborated by mobile software to add
As Covid-19 upended so many lives, women opted to delay having children. Lower birth rates could have a lasting economic impact, including Social Security and retirement.
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Workers fired for refusing to comply with an employer's Covid vaccine requirement have a few options to replace workplace health insurance.
The number of unbanked Americans is at an all-time low, but the Covid-19 pandemic may push those numbers back up, the FDIC said.
If you have a 401(k) plan at work, experts always recommend contributing at least enough to get the company match.
Inc. | Tor Constantino | Oct 7, 2021 NFT growth is continuing to skyrocket According to the website's Non-Fungible Tokens Quarterly Report: Q2 2021 Second Quarter 2021 Report, that three-month window was a record breaker for the NFT industry. The nonfungible.com report shows that in Q1 2021, the total volume traded exceeded $500 million. During
Earth imaging and data specialist Planet Labs on Tuesday unveiled Pelican, its new line of imagery satellites.
Forbes | Aidan McCarty | Jul 12, 2021 Identity is at the core of commerce, and every interaction is gated to establish trust. To transact, you must prove something about yourself — tap your credit card, enter a password, state your SSN, show your driver’s license or complete a biometric check. In the physical world,
Microsoft | Alex Simons | Oct 6, 2021 Three years ago, as part of Microsoft’s mission to empower people and organizations to achieve more, we announced that we were incubating a new set of decentralized identity technologies based on a simple vision: Each of us needs a digital identity we own, one which securely and
The Economist | Oct 10, 2021 From sex to free speech, what goes online is increasingly up to financial companies WHO SHOULD police the internet? For some time now the question has tied companies, regulators and campaigners in knots. Social networks spend billions moderating content posted on their platforms, but are still criticised either for
You may need to refresh your budget as the seasons change. Here's some basic steps you can take to update your spending plan.