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Democrats File Resolution to Block ED’s OBBBA Student Loan Final Rule

A group of Democratic lawmakers in both the House and Senate want to block the Department of Education’s final regulations...

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Retaining The Next Gen In The “Great Wealth Transfer”: Planning Opportunities To Build Relationships With Clients’ Heirs

A major focus in financial planning circles is the “Great Wealth Transfer” expected to unfold over the coming years, as members...

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NY Fed: 3.6 Million Federal Student Loan Borrowers Have Defaulted Since October

Federal student loan defaults are growing. The New York Fed’s latest Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit shows roughly 3.6...

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Are There Charities That Pay Off Student Loans? Here’s What’s Real In 2026

Borrowers searching online for “charities that pay off student loans” mostly find debt-relief operators charging fees, not...

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Time Fixes Most Financial Mistakes Because You Grow Richer

One of the issues we frugal people despise is going through buyer’s remorse. We don’t want to feel stupid or ripped off, so we tend...

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How I Reached Financial Independence at 25 With a $1,000,000 Net Worth

Do you want to reach financial independence and have the option to retire early? Today, I’m excited to share an interview with Cody...

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Federal Student Loan Interest Rates For 2026-2027

The new interest rates on federal student loans for 2026-27 school year are set to rise slightly. The interest rates on federal student...

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Federal Student Loan Rates Set To Rise For The 2026-27 School Year

Federal student loan interest rates are heading higher for the 2026-27 academic year, following Monday’s May 10-year Treasury Note...

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Best Student Loan Rates for May 12, 2026: College Ave Leads At 2.59%

Student loan rates have dropped as lenders have begun their competition going into the peak in-school lending season. As of May 12, 2026,...

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South Carolina Higher Ed Agency Short $25 Million on Scholarships Already Awarded

South Carolina’s Commission on Higher Education came up $25 million short on the money it needs to pay colleges for state-sponsored...

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