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Young Investors Flock to Discord and Telegram for Financial Advice

Add live chat rooms to the list of places where young investors are paying for stock tips.

Popular trading apps and social-media platforms including Reddit, TikTok and YouTube have helped to create a wave of amateur traders online. Now apps that host live chat rooms dedicated to investment topics are

Dogecoin is a ‘middle finger’ to the financial system

Dogecoin’s massive rally this year can be seen as a kind of “middle finger” to the traditional financial system, longtime crypto bull Mike Novogratz told CNBC on Wednesday.

Novogratz spoke after the price of dogecoin surged again early Wednesday. The cryptocurrency — initially started as a joke in 2013 —

I’d have a ‘different rate if Elon was on board’

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These 3 Cathie Wood Stocks Are Set to Rip Higher By 40{fce10c9adff152ec7d05533704c07780d253fc5dcf5b2d43b4959328656bbab4} (Or More)

The markets lately are a mix of gains and volatility, and it’s tough, sometimes, for investors to make sense of it. In times like these, it makes sense to turn to the experts. Cathie Wood

Vlasov heads to Giro d’Italia with unfinished business

Astana-Premier Tech have announced their team for the 2021 Giro d’Italia, which kicks off on Saturday, May 8. Aleksandr Vlasov will lead the Kazakhstani squad on his return to the race after abandoning on stage 2 last year, with the team focussed on his GC bid as well as stage

What’s behind the male/female financial-literacy gap? These academics found an answer

A slew of surveys suggest that men are more financially literate than women based on their ability to correctly answer questions that test one’s knowledge of concepts such as compound interest.

But financial knowledge only tells two-thirds of the financial literacy story. The remaining third? Confidence.

That’s according to research

Senate favors expanding health insurance to undocumented immigrants

Sen. Ginny Lyons, D-Chittenden, who chairs the Senate committee on Health and Welfare, urged passage of the legislation. 2019 file photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger

In a nearly unanimous vote, the Vermont Senate approved legislation Friday that would expand health insurance to help undocumented immigrants obtain medical care.

H.430, which

Sticking with remote work? Businesses are betting on it

A man works in his kitchen while workers are forced to work from home and demand payback for extra home office costs during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Sassenheim, Netherlands October 2, 2020. REUTERS/Eva Plevier

U.S. businesses have been spending more on technology than on bricks and mortar for

The Real Personal Finance Hack Is Having More Money

The time is right to ask how we can help more people financially pursue the American Dream.

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The recently-proposed hike in US capital gains taxes teed off a massive amount of discussion among Americans. For those – myself included – who earn equity as part of their compensation and

State health insurance pool for schools could save money, has bipartisan interest | Local News

“Hopefully there would be multiple choices,” Wieske said. “The result would be problematic if they ended up with only one carrier.”

Wieske said he did the study for Madison-based CTA Strategies, run by Andrew Hysell, who declined to say who paid for it. Hysell said he has worked on education

Colorado businesses planning for relaxed mask order

Gov. Jared Polis announced an amendment to Colorado’s mask mandate, effectively allowing people not to wear masks indoors if 80{fce10c9adff152ec7d05533704c07780d253fc5dcf5b2d43b4959328656bbab4} of people have the COVID vaccine.

AURORA, Colo. — Michele Venter does her best to track changing health restrictions, but it can get overwhelming.

“It seems like every minute it’s

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