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Changes for Your Finances Under President Biden Geoff Williams © (ANDREW HARNIK/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) Joe Biden (L) is sworn in as the 46th US President by Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts on January 20, 2021, at the US Capitol in Washington, DC. Odds are, you're either excited about the prospects of a Joe Biden presidency or devastated. These days, it doesn't seem as if there's any in-between. But whatever your feelings about the new administration, the following changes are coming that could affect your bank account and finances: Stimulus checks. Stimulus Che...

LendingClub Announces Transformation of its Board of Directors News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- LendingClub Corporation (NYSE: LC), America's leading online lending marketplace connecting borrowers and investors, today announced that Al Landon, Erin Selleck and LendingClub's chief financial officer, Tom Casey, will join as the newest members of its Board of Directors at the completion of the acquisition of digital bank Radius Bancorp ("Radius"), which the company expects to occur on or around February 1, 2021, subject to co...

Are You Solving the Right Problem Are You Solving the Right Problem There are so many problems these days that emerge on a near daily basis. Yet it is impossible to solve them all.  So how do you decide which are the right problems to solve at any moment in time?  Kristen Cox, former Executive Director of the Governor’s Office of Management and Budget (GOMB) for the State of Utah, university instructor and fellow at David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah and co-author of Stop Decorating the Fish and The World of Decorating the Fish, has ...

SALT LAKE CITY — The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted years of economic growth during 2020; at the beginning of 2021, many industries have recovered while others are left struggling to stay afloat. With COVID-19 being an issue 10 months later and a massive leadership change in Washington, D.C., on the horizon, economic leaders and experts say there are plenty of economic unknowns to begin the new year. How the state moves forward from the unknowns dominated the discussions at the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute's annual Economic Outlook & Public Policy Summit T...

SALT LAKE CITY — The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted years of economic growth during 2020; at the beginning of 2021, many industries have recovered while others are left struggling to stay afloat. With COVID-19 being an issue 10 months later and a massive leadership change in Washington, D.C., on the horizon, economic leaders and experts say there are plenty of economic unknowns to begin the new year. How the state moves forward from the unknowns dominated the discussions at the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute's annual Economic Outlook & Public Policy Summit T...