Her father perished on 9/11. She became an advisor to help others plan for the unthinkable
Chloe Wohlforth was just 16 years old when her father died in the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center. Those events continue to shape...
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How Jana Partners could shake up telecom provider Vonage in a bid to boost value
Activist investor Jana Partners could look for different routes to improve Vonage’s value.
From student loans to Covid layoffs, here's how to deal with the money stress keeping you up at night
Feeling anxious or stressed can have a direct impact on your financial life.
The number of struggling renters isn't dropping
Even with the darkest days of the pandemic behind us, the number of renters in financial trouble isn't dropping.
How to Develop a Sales Roadmap
Learn about the function of a sales roadmap, why they’re important for startups, and how they can be used to help secure customers. Continue reading
The lessons for investors from the trial of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes
Theranos wasn’t the only potential bad actor out there. Here’s how you can protect yourself and your portfolio from corporate fraud.
Legal experts say “This Is It” moment for XRP in Ripple lawsuit,
Finance Feeds Rick Steves Sep 10, 2021 The SEC has filed a letter in opposition to Ripple’s motion to compel the agency to provide clear answers...
Some retirement savers may claim an extra write-off at tax time
The saver's credit offers a write-off for low- and moderate-income filers saving for retirement. Here's how the tax break may soon get a boost from Democrats.
Democrats may rein in big estates without reforming the estate tax
Democrats may restrict certain trusts and other popular techniques used by the wealthy to help raise money for their $3.5 trillion budget framework.
Apple can no longer force developers to use its payment system in their apps
The New York Times Jack Nicas Sep 10, 2021 A federal judge on Friday said Apple can no longer force developers to use its payment system...
Bank of America announces new CFO, technology and legal heads in sweeping management overhaul
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan announced on Friday the most sweeping management overhaul of his 12-year tenure atop the giant financial institution.
Expanding the child tax credit would reduce child poverty to less than 10% in most states, study finds
Continuing the expanded credit beyond 2021 would slash child poverty to 8.4% from 14.2%, a roughly 40% fall, according to a study from the Urban Institute.
Here's how long workers wait for a company's 401(k) matches to become their money
Even though most employers provide some sort of matching contribution to their workers' 401(k)s, fewer than a third award immediate ownership of the money.
Mastercard makes a big bet on crypto, buying blockchain analytics start-up CipherTrace
Mastercard has agreed to acquire blockchain analytics start-up CipherTrace, in the latest sign of how major companies are warming to cryptocurrencies.
Stimulus payments triggered millions of IRS ‘math error’ notices. The same may be looming for child tax credit recipients
Millions have received “math error” notices from the IRS, which can be difficult for filers to resolve. The same may occur for child tax credit recipients.