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Federal courts blocked the Trump administration’s efforts to restrict Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility, but other recent changes still affect borrowers. The overhaul includes a new repayment plan that doesn’t qualify for PSLF and excludes many parent borrowers from the program.
The IRS filed more than 214,000 tax liens in 2025, marking a 9% year-over-year increase and a 36% rise since 2022, exposing taxpayers to potential job loss and credit restrictions.
IRS CEO Frank Bisignano said he aims to enroll 70 million children in Trump Accounts, tax-deferred investment accounts with federal seed funding and employer matching contributions.
Major UK lenders are increasingly offering mortgages requiring no deposit or minimal down payments to first-time buyers, with Metro Bank and Lloyds among those launching new products.
A growing cohort of British workers struggle to save for retirement amid cost-of-living pressures and employment instability. According to the Pensions Commission, 15 million people are not saving enough, with the figure potentially rising to 19 million without intervention.
Fraud victims face unexpected tax bills on stolen money, but a bipartisan congressional bill seeks to provide relief by allowing deductions and waiving penalties.
