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FAFSA opens early: Why families should apply for college aid now
College-bound students and their families can now complete the 2027-28 Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA.
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Student loan borrowers sue Trump administration over forgiven debts on credit reports
Student loan holders sued the Education Department on Thursday, claiming they suffered financial damages despite getting their debts forgiven years ago.
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Rising Treasury yields could push car loan rates higher, experts say. What buyers need to know
Bond yields have spiked due to expectations of persistent inflation and further interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve, which may impact auto loan rates.
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Higher interest rates squeeze younger and lower-income households. ‘A rate hike is a blunt tool,’ says expert
Higher interest rates will significantly affect consumer borrowing costs and savings returns, but the impact will not be felt equally across all households.
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Tesla Roadster reveal is creating a unique options opportunity, says Mike Khouw
Teslas are expensive cars, and the Roadster, which the company will reveal on October 1st, will likely be the its most expensive.
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New Social Security bill would lower retirement age to 60 for some workers
Rep. Haley Stevens introduced a bill that would let some workers in physically demanding jobs claim full Social Security retirement benefits at age 60.
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Salesforce is set to rebound after a recent pullback. How trader Tony Zhang is playing the bounce
CRM pulled back and opened a gap between price and the underlying fundamentals says Tony Zhang.
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Affordability concerns loom large for advisors’ clients ahead of midterm elections, survey finds
Advisors’ clients are worried about both short- and long-term costs and whether Social Security and Medicare will be there when they retire, a new survey finds.
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Bond market losses may offer a sizable tax savings opportunity to investors right now
Don’t wait until December: The bond market selloff has opened a tax-loss harvesting opportunity for investors to offset big gains from stocks.
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72% of Americans would slow financial progress to enjoy life now, SoFi survey finds
SoFi found 72% of Americans are willing to make slower progress on financial goals to prioritize family, travel and meaningful experiences.
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