Personal Finance
Trump Administration Alerts Hundreds of Colleges: Addressing Low Student Loan Repayment Rates
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon recently announced new measures aimed at colleges to ensure graduates pay back their federal student ... Read more
Good News for Borrowers: Education Department Halts Collections on Defaulted Student Loans
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon recently announced a delay in the collection of defaulted student loans. This decision means that ... Read more
Trump Proposes 1-Year Limit on Credit Card Interest Rates: Is a 10% Cap Coming?
On March 27, 2025, shoppers at a farmer’s market in San Francisco were using credit cards, a common practice in ... Read more
Last-Minute Tax Strategies You Can Still Take Advantage of Before the 2025 Deadline
As we approach the end of the year, there’s still time to make smart tax decisions. With tax season just ... Read more
Boost Your Budget in 2026: Discover 3 Essential Resources to Kickstart Your ‘Party Fund’
How to Create a Party Fund: A Simple Guide Hosting parties can be a blast, but the costs can pile ... Read more
Google Takes Legal Action Against Cybercriminals Behind E-ZPass and USPS Text Phishing Scams
Google recently filed a lawsuit against a cybercriminal group linked to a widespread SMS phishing scheme, known as “smishing.” This ... Read more
Overcome Burnout and Job Anxieties: 5 Essential Tips from Career Coaches for a Thriving Career
Work takes up a huge part of our lives. Ideally, the time and energy we spend should bring us satisfaction. ... Read more
Are You Ready for ACA Open Enrollment? Discover Why Millions Are Facing ‘Sticker Shock’ Starting November 1!
The U.S. is approaching open enrollment for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), starting November 1. However, many ... Read more
5 Alarming Risks of a Government Shutdown You Need to Know
Saturday morning, after Halloween festivities, many Americans will wake up to a concerning reality: a prolonged government shutdown. This shutdown, ... Read more
2026 Social Security COLA Boost: Understand the 2.8% Increase and How It Affects Your Benefits!
The Social Security Administration has announced that starting in January 2026, the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will be 2.8%. This means ... Read more
