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The Moratorium on Federal Student Loan Payments has been extended again by President Biden to June 30, 2023

The moratorium on federal student loan payments has been extended again by President Biden to June 30, 2023. An article on this topic can be found on cnet at https://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/loans/student-loan-pause-extended…

Carlyle plans to raise $8.5 billion for new illiquid credit fund

Crypto exchange Kraken settles with U.S. on alleged Iranian sanctions violations

Mastercard, Block back group to lobby for Canada finance reforms

Can Zelle's fraud-refund plan rebuild trust in its network?

NCUA approves fourth federal charter of 2022

Claims Agents Beware:  Business Arrangement With Claims-Trading Platform Raises Court’s Concern

Online claims-trading platform Xclaim Inc. came under scrutiny this past summer in the Madison Square Boys & Girls Club Inc. bankruptcy case pending in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. Since at least 2019

BMO inks community agreement as it seeks to close Bank of the West deal

Mexico's president approves of both remaining bidders in Citi's Banamex sale

Crypto lender BlockFi goes bankrupt in aftermath of FTX meltdown

Canadian banks face second straight profit drop on loan caution

BlackRock, UBS ask to be removed from Texas' energy boycott list

Judge Gargotta Nixes Non-Dischargeability Claim Against Corporate SubV Debtor

Distinguishing a precedent from his own district and disagreeing with the Fourth Circuit, Judge Craig Gargotta has ruled that non-dischargeability only applies to human Subchapter V debtors. Adv. No. 22-5052, Avion Funding, LLC v. GFS Industries, LLC

Foster goodwill every day, not just in the holiday season

Barclays CEO says he has 'curable' non-Hodgkin lymphoma

2022 bank reputation: Payoff for thinking outside the box

Healthcare providers are now Prohibited from Satisfying Medical Debt by collecting wages or placing liens on patients’ homes under a law sign by Governor Hochul on Wednesday November 23, 2022

Governor Hochshul signed a bill on Wednesday November 23, 2022, prohibiting healthcare providers from collecting wages or liening patients' homes to satisfy medical debts. An article about the bill can be found at https://www.mytwintiers.com/news-cat

Weekly News – November 25

Watch out for next week’s edition: Crypto, Crypto, Crypto FTX First-Day Hearing FTX First-Day Hearing Presentation All FTX property is maintained by FTX Digital Markets (Bahamas) says JPLs but 94% of international customers located outside of Bahamas

Banks underestimate small-business owners' aversion to fees at their peril

What Type of Condition is Most Commonly Approved for Disability Benefits?

If you were recently diagnosed with a medical condition that prevents you from working, you may qualify for disability benefits. In which case, learning about the most commonly approved conditions can be helpful. Various conditions can qualify you