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Senators lean into culture war in second day of CEO hearings

Bank leaders steer clear of no-overdraft pledge in Senate testimony

Credit Suisse weighs possible U.S. market exit, Reuters says

Biden Program – Student Loan Update

The devil can be in the details. Devil is In the Student Loan Forgiveness Details . . . having your loan forgiven would not increase your taxes. It will not increase your federal taxes, but the amount forgiven will be treated as taxable income by the

KeyBank's consumer lending now runs in real time

Citizens continues shift to green energy by partnering with Danish firm

Wall Street banks set to lose about $600 million on Centrix debt

Keeping your car in bankruptcy

Bankrate has a very helpful article about how to keep your car after you file for bankruptcy. The article titled " Keeping your car in bankruptcy " can be found at https://www.bankrate.com/personal-finance/debt/keeping-your-car-in-bank… At

Credit-repair startup works to speed up the process

A bitter goodbye to Goldman

Bank robberies in VR: How BofA is training staff for stressful encounters

Energy Prices Decrease as Interest Rates Increase – where does this leave UK Businesses?

Following the UK government announcing that UK businesses will benefit from a reduction in energy costs to help combat rising energy costs, details of the proposed scheme have now been released. Under the scheme, a discount will be automatically

Jamie Dimon slams crypto tokens as 'decentralized Ponzi schemes'

Harborstone Credit Union in Washington state names new CEO

Becoming Eligible For Subchapter V By A Retroactive Change In the New Law (In re Phenomenon)

By: Donald L Swanson On June 21, 2022, Congress and the President (i) extend the $7.5 million debt limit for Subchapter V eligibility, and (ii) adjust other Subchapter V rules.[Fn. 1] One of the adjustments is this: formerly, an “affiliate” of any

UBS loses Texas muni deal after it's named an energy-industry boycotter

Are there too many banks?

Powell: Fed will sell mortgage-backed securities, just not yet

Michigan First Credit Union promotes COO to CEO

Mediator Insights: How to Spot a Melting Ice Cube Case

Perhaps more so than any other situation, in a melting ice cube case, the best outcome for each is a consensual outcome for all. Let me explain. Most legal disputes are over the distribution of value. The value may be inventory, mineral interests