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• Digital Payments are Now Being Used by A Third of Indian Households with Usage Spread Across Different Income Groups: Survey

  A third or around 33% of households in India are now using digital payments, with usage being evenly spread across different income groups, according to a survey performed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) and People Research on India’s Consumer Economy (Price). The survey, which included responses from...Read Full StoryMobile PhoneIndia TodayMobile PaymentsMobile UsageNational IncomeConsumer DemandNPCIPeople ResearchConsumer Economy -LRB-RuPayThe Reserve Bank Of IndiaCOVIDCOOIndian HouseholdsDigital Payment Services

• Stimulating The Economy Impacts Stocks, But Watch Your Portfolio Carefully In ’21

  The stock market is one of the benchmarks for every U.S. presidency. Voters often look at how stocks performed during a president’s four-year term as one of the criteria for re-election. The Impact Of Selecting A President On The Stock Market. But the reality is, the president has far less...Read Full StoryFederal Reserve SystemLong-Term InvestorsRisk MarketsStock MarketStocksFinancial MarketsPrentice CapitalValueWalkNasdaqWells FargoS&PCorporate BondsConsumer IncomeValuationGDPAbraham

• Expect This For Your Student Loans Tomorrow

  Here’s what you should expect — and not expect — for your student loans tomorrow. Here’s what you need to know. When Joe Biden is inaugurated as the 46th president Wednesday, there are multiple executive orders that he is expected to sign. There may be many changes for your student loans in 2021, and this is what you should expect (and not expect) on the first day of the Biden presidency:Read Full StoryFederal Student LoansStudent Loan DebtEducation ActPoliticsStudent BorrowersStudent DebtFederal LoansFFELP LoansSenateCongressStudent Loans DebtStudent Loan RepaymentStudent Loan PaymentsStudent Loan ReliefStudent Loan CancellationJoe BidenDonald TrumpElizabeth WarrenChuck Schumer

• Federal Government Awards $40 Million In Strengthening Community College Training Grants

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Labor recently announced the award of $40 million through the Strengthening Community College Training Grants program to build the capacity of community colleges to meet labor market demand for a skilled workforce. As the nation recovers from the coronavirus pandemic, community colleges are...Read Full StoryState CollegesFederal EmploymentResearch InstitutionsCommunity HealthAmerican River College CABroward College FLNelson Community CollegeResearch FoundationGrant RecipientsAwardsConsortium ApplicantsCritical PartnersEmployer PartnersEmployersCritical Industries

• U.S Hopes to Pay its National Debt With Proceeds From Bitcoin

  The gravity-defying run of bitcoin has long caught the attention of retail and institutional investors. However, it appears that the one institution which the digital currency threatens its existence is beginning to see the positives of its adoption into the mainstream financial system. Paying National Debt With Bitcoin. The Federal...Read Full StoryNational DebtDebt CrisesU.s. DebtU.S. DebtGovernment DebtU.S. InvestorsThe American GovernmentThe Fed Reserve ChairPrentice CapitalValueWalkThe U.S. CongressFederal ReserveBitcoin PricesDigital CurrencyBanksJerome Powell

• Hundreds Of Thousands Pennsylvanians Waiting On Delayed Unemployment Checks

  HARRISBURG (KDKA) – It’s been weeks since hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians have received unemployment checks. “My husband’s disabled and we only get one check a month and it only goes so far,” Martie Bachman said. After being laid off from her accounting job last April, Martie Bachman started collecting...Read Full StoryUnemployment BenefitsState BenefitsDepartment Of LaborState DepartmentFire DepartmentPennsylvaniansKDKARepublicanCongressUnemployment ChecksFederal ProgramsStaffingFood PantriesDecemberCamera Bartolotta

• Revised Maximum First Draw PPP Loan Borrowing Calculation FAQ Issued by SBA for Economic Aid Act Changes

  The SBA has updated its FAQ computing the maximum first draw PPP loan amounts[1] following the passage of the Economic Aid Act in December of 2020. The revised guidance begins with a note that while the SBA’s calculations often refer to 2019 information to compute the maximum borrowing, in the IFRs issued on January 6, 2021 describing the revisions found in the Economic Aid Act, the SBA allows the use of calendar year 2020 as well:Read Full StoryIrsEconomic AidUnemployment InsurancePpp LoanCorporate TaxTaxable IncomeInvestmentSchedule CS-CorporationFirst Draw PPP LoanMedicare WagesCalculation For FarmersStepSBA FAQLoan Amounts

• Financial experts advise on budgeting, what to do with stimulus money

  WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - If you’re still waiting on your stimulus money, the IRS said your check should be in the mail. Once you get that $600 payment, what should you do with it? Eyewitness News reached out to financial experts for advice on getting the biggest benefit from the federal assistance.Read Full StoryStimulus MoneyBudgetingIrsFinancial AdviceFinancial AssistanceCash AssistanceFederal AssistanceIRSKansansKWCHFinancial ExpertsExpensesPaymentEmergenciesEmergency

• The IRS enacts changes that will affect your tax refunds

  BELPRE, Ohio. (WTAP) - Local Tax-Preparer Lonnie Bennett summed it up like this. “There is good and bad news this year. Actually, the good news is really good and the bad news is really bad. The bad news this year is that they’re putting off the tax season until February 12th.”Read Full StoryIrsIncome TaxRefundsTAXTaxpayersDirect PaymentsWTAPCongressTax SeasonIRS StaffingMoneyMissed Stimulus ChecksDirect DepositPaper Returns

• What to expect from the early Biden administration on student loans

  With Democrats holding a mjority in the House and Senate, one expert believes that it will energize the Biden administration to take bold action on student loan debt. “There are really three buckets of action we should expect,” Isaac Boltansky, director of policy research at Compass Point Research & Trading, told Yahoo Finance Live.Read Full StoryStudent Loan DebtFederal Student LoansPoliticsCollege LoansPrivate Student LoansDemocratsSenateYahoo Finance LiveCongressDemocraticHouse Judiciary CommitteeInstagramFlipboardSmartNewsLinkedInJoe BidenJerry NadlerElizabeth Warren

• Washington state taps Starbucks for help with Covid vaccine rollout

  Aiming to boost the slow pace of administering Covid-19 vaccinations, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said Monday that the state has turned to Starbucks for help streamlining logistics and setting a new goal to dole out 45,000 doses a day. Starbucks has assigned 11 employees with expertise in labor and deployment,...Read Full StoryStarbucksPoliticsPublic HealthVaccine DosesMicrosoft SitesMicrosoft Corp.Federal EmployeesCovidLibertyAmericansTrumpThe National GuardNBC NewsDemocraticMSNBCJay InsleeJoe BidenStephanie GoskLester Holt