The SEC’s decision to allow mutual fund share classes of ETFs arrived almost a year ago. It has helped issuers offer mutual fund shares of their most popular ETFs. The latest ETF to add a new share class comes from State Street, with a new share of the State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF […]
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More than a quarter of landlords in England are planning to leave the rental market, according to research from SpareRoom. The flatshare site found 27% of landlords are exiting the sector altogether, while 36% are reducing the size of their portfolios. Fewer than 4% are expanding their portfolios. The research also found 78% of landlords…
Over the 12 months ending June, 150,505 insolvencies were filed, up 5.3% from the prior year and within 0.4% of the all-time 12-month record set in 2010. Homeowners are increasingly in the mix Consumer proposals — formal arrangements to renegotiate debt with creditors — accounted for roughly 76% of June filings and rose 11.3% year-over-year,…
Picture this: working two jobs, sleeping during your breaks, and still showing up every single day because you’ve already decided what your life looks like on the other side! That’s exactly how today’s guest turned a two-year grind into his very first real estate deal—and if he could unlock his dream life with just one…
Macklem said Monday when asked about security issues with AI that it’s “still early days,” and the bank wants to use it responsibly with human control, the Financial Post reported. He said the technology “wasn’t great” when the bank first started using it but has since improved. Statistics Canada data for the second quarter of…
The UK economy expanded by 0.4% in July, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The monthly gross domestic product (GDP) figures come off the back of an encouraging June reading of 0.3% growth, following flat growth in May – which was revised down from 0.1%. The ONS said…
Facebook and Instagram owner Meta agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging its platforms harmfully addicted young people to social media for up to $16.7 billion on Wednesday, according to court filings. Meta agreed to make changes to its products as part of the settlement agreement, including implementing a 2-hour daily limit for teens on its…