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This Week In College And Money News: December 12, 2025

Students and families faced a wave of updates this week touching financial aid, student loan repayment, admissions strategy, and federal...

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Challenges Faced by Emerging Markets Due to Rising Dollar Strength and Higher Borrowing Costs

Emerging markets (EMs) have long been a critical engine of global economic growth, representing a diverse group of countries that often...

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Sustainability of Rising Bond Yields and Their Impact on Financial Markets: A Detailed Examination

The global bond market has been the subject of extensive analysis and debate in recent months, with a specific focus on the sustainability...

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Investment Gains Shouldn’t Cancel Out Your Cash Flow Problems

I’m in a cash crunch, and it doesn’t feel good. After buying my house in 2023 and living paycheck to paycheck for six months, I...

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Overcoming Financial Hopelessness When Life Feels Impossible

Recently, I’ve been experiencing a bout of financial hopelessness that’s been surprisingly hard to shake. Rationally, I know I’ll be...

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Selling Treasury Bonds Is Easy, But Consider The Tax Implications

As savers, we are being rewarded with higher risk-free yields. Treasury bills (T-bills), Treasury bonds, and money market funds are still...

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Big Lot vs Great Views: Deciding Which Home Offers More Value

Ideally, you want to find a home with both a big lot and amazing views. These are the two special features that most buyers covet the most,...

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Why Housing Affordability Could Actually Be At An All-Time High

Conventional wisdom says we’re in a housing affordability crisis. With higher mortgage rates and higher home prices, buying a home has...

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Time to Buy A New Car: Mine Is 10 Years Old & Causing Problems

Well folks, the time has finally come to buy a new car. After buying eight cars in my first ten years out of college thanks to my former...

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Living Solely Off Social Security Benefits In Retirement Is Possible

About 10 years ago, I tried logging onto SSA.gov to check my Social Security benefits. You would think after decades of paying FICA taxes...

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