You may have seen NFTs in the headlines this year – especially as some have sold for thousands, even millions of dollars .
Fungible means interchangeable, like regular money. For example, four quarters hold the same value as a dollar bill.
Non-fungible means someone is unique. Non-fungible tokens are digital assets that can be just about anything including art, video or music.
Green: Money for health care and help for health care workers | Vermont Business Magazine
by Devon Green, VAHHS Vice President of Government Relations …and, that's a wrap! Despite its unprecedented nature, this session ended much like other sessions in the past—slowly, and then all at once. Legislators may come back in June to address the Governor's veto of S.107, a bill concerning the confidentiality of certain juvenile records, and legislative leaders have reserved the right to bring back legislators in October.
Budget: The House, Senate, and Governor all came together on H.439 , the FY 22 state budget appropriating $7.35 billion, with $599 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds allocated. The budget also identified spending of ARPA funds for future years, including $250 million for the health, well-being and recovery of Vermonters, workforce development and business support. Other items in the budget include:
Money Market Vs. Capital Market: What's the Difference? | NextAdvisor with TIME
Which path to choose can be confusing. And recently, investors are jittery due to reports of rising inflation .
Where to invest your money boils down to two components of the financial market: the money market or the capital market .
The money market and the capital market are two large components of the global financial market where the funds invested are used for short-term or long-term borrowing and lending.
Here are the key differences between them and advice to help you navigate where to invest.
How to get people talking about their money | BenefitsPRO
As American workers and businesses continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, recent executive and legislative action has increased the effectiveness of COBRA to help unemployed people maintain both physical and financial health throughout the emergency.
As a benefits professional, you are always on the outlook for new clients. These are often local businesses. You know calling and saying: "May…
Cramer's Mad Money Recap: Southwest, Nucor, Beyond Meat - TheStreet
The stock market runs on cycles, Jim Cramer reminded his Mad Money viewers Tuesday, and in this market, we've got a ton of them. In fact, there are almost too many mini-bull markets to mention.
Cramer and the AAP team are looking at everything from earnings and politics to the Federal Reserve. Find out what they're telling their investment club members and get in on the conversation in Action Alerts Plus.
In a special "State of the Economy" segment, Cramer welcomed U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo to discuss the Biden Administration's plan to reduce America's dependence on foreign-made semiconductors by building seven new domestic foundries.
Millennial Money: Set your strategy for Memorial Day sales - The Washington Post
And in more typical Memorial Day fashion, the weekend leading up to May 31 will be filled with sales on appliances, apparel and travel — plus a few new categories, too. Here's where to find the deals and how to save.
Retailers have a few go-to Memorial Day product categories. The day is traditionally marked with substantial discounts on household items like laundry appliances, kitchen appliances and mattresses.
Is your taproom leaving money on the table?
45% of taproom staff are not asking guests if they would like another drink. Guests who are offered another drink spend $6.50 more per visit than guests not offered one.
You can make guests' visits not only more memorable, but also much more profitable. Think about how many times you've been to an establishment, enjoying a drink, and the bartender never asks you if you'd like another drink. Your patience wears thin, and you end up leaving. Our data shows that staff are failing to suggest a second beverage during 45% of brewery visits.
Sacramento County has millions of dollars in unclaimed money. See if any belongs to you
Have you ever lost or not received a paycheck? Maybe you have been overpaying your utilities, or have unclaimed pension money owed to you. If so, you could have money to cash in on.
The money is known as "unclaimed" or "uncashed warrants." It comes from things such as government payments to vendors, payroll checks and utility bill refunds, to name a few examples.
Businesses and people have a certain amount of time to cash those checks, but if they don't, because the checks were sent to the wrong address, got lost in the mail or some other reason, the information is posted publicly, with the names of people who have money to claim, alongside how much they're owed.
Walters: How will California schools spend gusher of money?
During Gov. Gavin Newsom's 90-minute, superlative-saturated monologue on the virtues of his revised 2021-22 budget this month, he boasted of an historic high in public school spending.
State aid and local property taxes would push per-pupil spending to $14,000, he said, and with federal funds, it would top $20,000 for the first time. Moreover, Newsom's budget would advance his long-sought goal of offering universal pre-kindergarten programs, and a new notion of making schools centers for community services.
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