ABI Blog Exchange

Grasshopper Bank’s challenge: Designing apps for people who make apps

A look at the unionization efforts at two small financial institutions

Sen. Tester says Sarah Bloom Raskin will get his vote for Fed

Axis Bank set to buy Citigroup’s $2.5 billion India retail unit

New York’s top bank regulator pledges focus on ‘kitchen table issues’

BlockFi to pay $100 million in settlement with SEC, states

U.K. regulator orders buy now/pay later firms to clarify terms

Will the Super Bowl supercharge SoFi’s growth?

Unfair lending with AI? Don’t point just at us, fintechs and online lenders say

Cannabis lender Safe Harbor Financial agrees to be sold to SPAC

BofA to offer card-free online purchases after Banked investment

BMO commits $78 million to lending to Black-owned businesses

Fintechs see fresh opportunity in Africa

Fed nominee Raskin isn’t the extremist Republicans say she is

Personal bankruptcy and the Deductibility of Non-dischargeable Student Loans for the Means Test

As many readers are aware, individuals whose income exceeds the median income in New York State are required to do "means testing" to determine if they qualify for chapter 7 personal bankruptcy. In New York State the median income for a family of 1

Bank-fintech partnerships win key battle, but war is far from over

Treasury signals crypto miners won’t face IRS reporting rule

Fintech firm founder rejects GOP charges on Raskin, Kansas City Fed

What Can Bankruptcy Do About Back Taxes

Bankruptcy wipes out taxes and leaves you with a clean slate. But somehow, the second biggest myth about bankruptcy is that taxes can’t be discharged. Wrong, wrong, wrong. The limits on discharging taxes in bankruptcy are few: you can’t discharge

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