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.
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.
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.
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.
Bipartisan housing legislation became law this week without presidential signature, aiming to boost construction and affordability through zoning reforms, investor restrictions, and financing expansion.
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.
Buy now, pay later services have grown significantly as consumers increasingly use them for essential expenses like groceries and utilities, though late payment rates are rising sharply.
General Mills is recalling approximately 736,000 Pillsbury frozen bread rolls over potential glass contamination concerns, affecting multiple states across the US.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed confidence that inflation will moderate this year, supporting interest rate cuts, but acknowledged the Federal Reserve’s cautious approach until impacts from the Iran war become clearer.
Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares closed nearly 1% lower Monday despite CEO Greg Abel’s strong debut at the annual meeting and first-quarter operating earnings that jumped 18% year-over-year.