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OSC Aug 25, 2021 (last updated Sep 16) The OSC is hosting a virtual roundtable to discuss whether, and how, the disclosure needs of Canadian investors,...
Making children with individual taxpayer identification numbers eligible for the child tax credit would extend the benefit to 1 million children
More than 40% of consumers say they are worsening their financial situation by doing things like making impulse purchases and carrying more debt.
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As the economy picks up in the wake of the pandemic, so will inflation. Here's how to protect your wallet from rising costs.
Legislation moving through Congress would make 12 weeks of paid leave available to most workers. Here's what we know about the policy so far.
As Democrats negotiate a host of legislative priorities, one possible area of debate is emerging — whether or not the child tax credit should be tied...
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden has proposed a new tax on exchange-traded funds' in-kind transactions.
You don't have to be Britney Spears to get a prenup. Lots of couples can benefit from hashing out some financial matters before getting married.
Goldman Sachs is taking another step into the realm of consumer finance with the $2.24 billion acquisition of GreenSky.
House Democrats say they will propose a bill with “meaningful” relief from the cap on state and local tax deductions, known as SALT.
The younger investors are, the earlier they hope to retire, according to a survey. But that can be easier said than done.
Democrats' sweeping reconciliation package is poised to include a bipartisan initiative to prevent abuses of a tax deduction that promotes conservation.
Figuring out how to make the right financial moves can feel daunting.
House Democrats have proposed a tax hike on tobacco and nicotine to help fund their $3.5 trillion plan. The measure may violate Biden's pledge, experts say.
