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How Paying More Can Save You Money in the Long Run
When Paying More Saves You Money: X Key Takeaways It seems like an obvious contradiction that paying more money can save you money, but on a long enough time scale, this often works. If you're willing to spend a bit more money up front, and spend a bit of extra time...
Renting is Cheaper than Buying, Even Among Rising Rent Prices
During the pandemic housing prices increased dramatically across the country. This was perhaps the result of record low interest rates and a limited housing inventory, as many housing projects were put on hold during uncertain times. Understanding the Pandemic’s...
US Divorce Rates Up, But Down in Florida
According to the most recent divorce statistics, the divorce rates in the U.S. and Florida are moving in the opposite direction. Florida is seeing a decrease in divorces while the U.S. as a whole is experiencing an increase. Surprisingly, both rates were at 3.0...
Clean Up Your Finances and Change Your Life
Imagine never having to worry whether or not you can afford something or never experiencing any anxiety when you open a credit card bill. Imagine always having money left over at the end of a pay period and having the confidence that you can retire early. This may all...
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Here’s how Trump Account assets may affect your college aid eligibility
Over 6 million children have been enrolled in Trump Accounts since their July 4 launch, but the accounts may reduce college financial aid eligibility based on how assets are reported on the FAFSA.
Social Security cost-of-living adjustment estimate for 2027 falls as inflation cools
Social Security’s 2027 cost-of-living adjustment may fall to between 3.7% and 3.8% as inflation moderates, down from earlier estimates around 4.7%.
Trump administration urges banks to scrutinize lending to immigrants without work authorization
The Trump administration issued guidance directing federal bank regulators to remind banks that unauthorized immigrants may pose elevated credit risks, as part of broader efforts to enforce stricter immigration policy through the financial system.
Heating oil customers to get up to £350 compensation for cancelled orders
UK heating oil customers affected by Middle East crisis-driven price surges will receive up to £350 in compensation following a competition watchdog investigation into cancelled orders.
As ACA enrollment falls by millions, Trump administration and policy gurus disagree on why
ACA marketplace enrollment fell by roughly 3 million people to 19.2 million by February 2026, with the Trump administration attributing the decline to fraud crackdowns while policy experts cite rising premiums following subsidy expiration.
Immigration policy changes could worsen the care worker shortage and raise costs for families, experts say
Immigration policy changes and visa restrictions could worsen care worker shortages and increase long-term care costs for American families, according to health policy experts and financial advisors.
Brexit rule change means British teens in EU face soaring student fees for UK degrees
British teenagers living in the EU will face international tuition fees at UK universities starting in 2028 when a Brexit grace period expires, potentially tripling costs and eliminating access to student loans.
Even Taco Tuesday could be more expensive as beef prices continue to rise
Beef prices have risen sharply due to declining U.S. cattle levels, forcing taco restaurants to increase prices and putting pressure on businesses that depend on the affordability that makes tacos popular.
UK house prices rise for first time since start of Iran war
UK house prices rose 0.2% in June, marking the first monthly increase since February and signaling modest recovery amid broader economic uncertainty tied to geopolitical tensions.
Student loan borrowers on new RAP plan can lose key benefits if they pay even one day late
Student loan borrowers enrolled in the Department of Education’s new Repayment Assistance Plan must pay on time to retain key benefits, including interest waivers and principal matching contributions.
New housing law targets affordability — what it means for homebuyers and sellers
Bipartisan housing legislation became law this week without presidential signature, aiming to boost construction and affordability through zoning reforms, investor restrictions, and financing expansion.
Trump Accounts may help foster children build a financial safety net. What to know
Trump Accounts, tax-advantaged investment accounts for children, could provide foster youth with financial resources for adulthood, though details about fund accessibility and benefit eligibility remain unclear.