‘It’s a double-edged sword’: My husband got a $42,000 bonus. Will it wipe out our Affordable Care Act subsidy?

Can chip stocks resume their growth trend? With memory stocks among the biggest losers in last week’s pullback, Learmonth acknowledges that the memory manufacturing industry’s historical cyclicality may be in the minds of some investors. However, he argues that the long-term supply and demand imbalances for memory are so extreme, that memory manufacturers may have…

According to Equifax’s Consumer Market Pulse June 2026, overall mortgage demand has declined by 14 per cent when compared to 12 months ago, as buyers adjust to the new economic conditions. The data found that the ACT experienced the largest decline, falling by 18.6 per cent. You’re out of free articles for this month …

12:01 AM, 17th July 2026, 1 minute ago The government has claimed there is “no one-size-fits-all” approach for landlords when determining whether a tenancy is suitable, despite measures being introduced to tackle discrimination in the PRS. In a written parliamentary answer, Labour peer Baroness Taylor of Stevenage claimed the government have taken action to stop…

The week was marked by growing scrutiny of the retail prop trading industry after a commercial dispute between a platform provider and one of its clients sparked broader debate about infrastructure dependence and operational resilience. Elsewhere, brokers continued to broaden their product offerings, financial results reflected active trading conditions during the first half of the…

Living in Philadelphia’s Society Hill during the 1976 Bicentennial was a banking historian’s dream come true. Most Americans experienced it through the lens of patriotism and politics. I experienced it through the lens of banking history. Philadelphia didn’t just host the Founding Fathers. It financed them. Philadelphia gave us the bank that funded Washington’s army,…

Millions of federal college loan borrowers haven’t had to pay down their loans since the pandemic struck, but that reprieve will end soon for all but low-income borrowers. The pressure is now on borrowers who selected the SAVE (Saving on a Valuable Education) program to repay their federal loans. SAVE, which was rolled out in…