November 15, 2024

Category: Personal Finance

Will I be taxed on student loan forgiveness? #CashNews.co
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Will I be taxed on student loan forgiveness? #CashNews.co

Cash News Since March 13, 2020, federal student loan borrowers haven’t had to think much about their student loan payments. The U.S. Department of Education suspended payments, interest was set at 0%, and millions of borrowers hoped President Biden’s debt relief plan would come to fruition. But payments started up again in October 2023, but […]

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Investors may be getting the Federal Reserve wrong, again
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Investors may be getting the Federal Reserve wrong, again

The interest-rate market has a dirty secret, which practitioners call “the hairy chart”. Its main body is the Federal Reserve’s policy rate, plotted as a thick line against time on the x-axis. Branching out from this trunk are hairs: fainter lines showing the future path for interest rates that the market, in aggregate, expects at […]

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Rewards and financing for Amazon-only spending #CashNews.co
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Rewards and financing for Amazon-only spending #CashNews.co

Cash News If you’re a frequent Amazon.com shopper, finding a credit card with rewards on your regular spending can be an easy way to save. Among the different co-branded credit card options the online giant offers, the Amazon Store Card is designed specifically for purchases with Amazon. With it, you can qualify for financing deals […]

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What Donald Trump can learn from the Big Mac index
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What Donald Trump can learn from the Big Mac index

Little is more symbolic of globalisation than a McDonald’s hamburger. The American fast-food chain opened its first Chinese branch in 1990. The outlet was in Shenzhen, a small town just across the border from Hong Kong, which was home to the country’s original “Special Economic Zone”—an area where the Chinese government could try market liberalisation […]

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What is a brokered CD? #CashNews.co
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What is a brokered CD? #CashNews.co

Cash News If you’re looking for the highest rate on a certificate of deposit (CD), you might have to look beyond your bank. For higher yields and much longer maturity periods — sometimes as long as 30 years or more — consider buying a brokered CD. Just keep in mind that brokered CDs are more […]

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Why sweet treats are increasingly expensive
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Why sweet treats are increasingly expensive

When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, the arrival of war in one of the world’s breadbaskets sent the price of foodstuffs soaring—with one exception, sugar. But last year was worse for folk with a sweet tooth. As grain prices fell, sugar prices jumped (see chart). Source link

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