federal reserve

Federal Reserve System is the central banking system of the United States of America. It was created on December 23, 1913, with the enactment of the Federal Reserve Act, after a series of financial panics led to the desire for central control of the monetary system in order to alleviate financial crises.

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Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program Accepts Few Applicants

Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program Accepts Few Applicants
Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program Accepts Few Applicants
September 21, 2018  |  Loans

To help manage their student loan debts, 28,000 borrowers have sent in 33,300 applications for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program. However, approximately 99...

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New Bank TNB USA Sues The Fed
New Bank TNB USA Sues The Fed
September 07, 2018  |  B2B Payments

A new bank, launched by one of the Federal Reserve’s own, is now suing the Fed of New York, accusing the regulator of preventing the...

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JPMorgan Poised To Dethrone Wells, Claim Largest US Bank Title
JPMorgan Poised To Dethrone Wells, Claim Largest US Bank Title
September 06, 2018  |  Banking

There’s a good chance that JPMorgan Chase could soon become the largest U.S. bank in terms of outstanding loans, dethroning current champ Wells Fargo. Get...

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Moody’s Sounds Warning Over America’s Corporate Debt
Moody’s Sounds Warning Over America’s Corporate Debt
August 28, 2018  |  B2B Payments

Moody’s Analytics’ chief economist Mark Zandi is sounding the alarm over a surge in corporate debt among a concentrated group of U.S. corporations, MarketWatch reported on...

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Trump Could Queer The Deal For Quarles To Chair The FSB
Trump Could Queer The Deal For Quarles To Chair The FSB
August 27, 2018  |  International

U.S. President Donald Trump’s behavior at foreign summits this summer could have spoiled the chances of a top Federal Reserve official to lead the Financial Stability...

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US Retail Sales Rose Higher In July
US Retail Sales Rose Higher In July
August 16, 2018  |  Retail

U.S. retail sales rose higher than expected last month — a sign that the economy remained strong early in the third quarter. Get the Full...

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Wells Considers Lending To Students With Government Debt
Wells Considers Lending To Students With Government Debt
August 14, 2018  |  Loans

Wells Fargo might give its shrinking student lending business a boost by focusing on borrowers with U.S. government loans. The lender would offer loans to...

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Key Takeaways From Fed As Consumer Credit Pace Moderates In June
Key Takeaways From Fed As Consumer Credit Pace Moderates In June
August 08, 2018  |  Consumer Finance

The Federal Reserve released numbers this week that showed an annual percentage rate increase of 3.1 percent as measured in June, a moderated pace from...

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Fed Finds Biz Lending Swell Continues, But There’s A Downside
Fed Finds Biz Lending Swell Continues, But There’s A Downside
August 07, 2018  |  B2B Payments

Traditional institutions are picking up steam in their efforts to collaborate with alternative financiers and FinTech firms, largely viewed as a way to spin the...

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