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7 Signs You’re Headed Toward Student Loan Trouble (and How to Stop It)
Claire Monroe on May 14, 2025
Catch these early warning signs before debt derails your financial future.
Buyers Return As Housing Inventory Grows Despite High Rates
Claire Monroe on May 14, 2025
Homebuyers are jumping back into the housing market as inventory levels improve, even with mortgage rates remaining stubbornly above 6.8%.
Trump Administration to Start Garnishing Wages for Defaulted Student Loan Borrowers
MTN Staff on May 12, 2025
The Trump administration’s plans mark an end to collection pauses that began during the pandemic.
10 Debit Card Traps That Could Obliterate Your Saving Efforts
Charlotte Dumont on May 12, 2025
Debit cards may seem like a low-risk way to pay, but they often expose you to greater fraud risk, fewer protections, and costly surprises. These common missteps could leave your finances vulnerable.
Over 50 and Planning for Retirement? 8 Budgeting Moves You Should Make Now
Kendall Blythe on May 12, 2025
Your 50s are a prime time to take control of your finances. Here’s how to realign your spending now so your retirement years feel more secure.
What Horror Movies Can Teach Us About Managing Financial Fears
Kendall Blythe on May 10, 2025
The psychological elements of horror films offer unexpected wisdom for facing financial challenges and building long-term resilience.
9 Ways Your Cooking Style Reflects Your Finances
Kendall Blythe on May 10, 2025
Your kitchen behaviors might say more about your money habits than you think, offering surprising insight into your financial mindset.
Outsmart Rising Rates: 5 Secrets to Cut Your Mortgage Payments
Claire Monroe on May 9, 2025
Don’t let rising interest rates wreck your finances. These strategies could save you thousands on your monthly housing costs.
US Mortgage Rates Hold Steady at 6.76%, Keeping Homebuying Pressure High
MTN Staff on May 8, 2025
Here’s what the unchanged mortgage rates mean for potential homebuyers.
Bank Account Empty? These 7 Tricks Could Keep You Afloat
MTN Staff on May 8, 2025
Discover creative ways to stretch your resources, reduce stress, and navigate tough times without sinking into deeper financial trouble.
Ford Raises Prices on Three Vehicle Models Due to US Tariffs
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
New tariffs are driving up car prices, adding pressure to an already costly auto market. Here’s what you need to know before your next vehicle purchase.
Federal Student Loan Rates: Modest Relief for Borrowers
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Expect to see a slight decrease in interest rates for the 2025-2026 academic year, giving federal student loan borrowers a small break on their education financing costs.
What Recession? Mortgage Applications Soar in a Shock Housing Comeback
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Potential homebuyers are returning to the market as mortgage rates see a second consecutive weekly decline, despite mixed economic signals.
Federal Job Cuts in Washington Lead to Record Surge in Housing Inventory
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
As government job cuts sweep through the D.C. region, local housing inventory has skyrocketed to record levels, creating unexpected opportunities for buyers in this traditionally competitive market.
Home Buyers Jump Into Mortgage Market Despite Market Jitters
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Understanding this surge in mortgage demand can help you make more informed decisions about timing your own home purchase or refinance.
Red Hat, Red Ink: 9 MAGA-Inspired Money Mistakes That Backfire
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Political loyalty comes at a cost for some. These financial habits, fueled by ideology or misinformation, could undermine your bottom line.
Federal Student Loan Collections: Nightmare or Fresh Start?
MTN Staff on May 6, 2025
With federal collection activities restarting, defaulted student loan borrowers now face wage garnishment and other serious consequences — but several options exist to resolve the situation.
Income Thresholds for College Aid: When You Earn Too Much for Financial Help
MTN Staff on May 6, 2025
Many families assume they won’t qualify for aid — but eligibility depends on more than just income. Here’s what really matters when applying for college financial help.
Federal Student Loan Collections Resume As Delinquency Rates Reach Historic Highs
MTN Staff on May 6, 2025
Millions of borrowers are now at risk of wage garnishment, tax refund loss, and credit damage. Here’s what you can do to protect yourself — and where to find real help.
Mortgage Demand Slips As Economic Uncertainty Clouds Housing Market
MTN Staff on May 6, 2025
Despite stable mortgage rates, homebuyers are increasingly hesitant as economic uncertainty and job security concerns overtake interest rates as the main factor cooling the housing market.
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