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Federal Student Loan Collections Resume: What Defaulted Borrowers Need to Know
MTN Staff on May 6, 2025
After years of pandemic-related pauses, the government has resumed collection efforts on defaulted student loans — here’s what to know if you’re affected.
How Trump Tariffs Squeeze Consumers and Small Businesses
MTN Staff on May 5, 2025
From online shopping to medical supplies, Trump’s tariffs have significantly increased prices across nearly every sector of the American economy, affecting both consumers and businesses.
Cinco de Mistakes: 5 Ways One Night Can Blow Your Budget
Kendall Blythe on May 5, 2025
From overpriced margaritas to last-minute Uber rides, a single festive night can leave your wallet hurting. Here’s how to party without paying for it all month.
Fight, Flight, or Finance: 7 Ways Stress Messes With Your Money
MTN Staff on May 5, 2025
Money worries don’t just drain your bank account. Discover how they sneak into your spending and what you can do to fight back.
The Psychology Behind Spending: 7 Ways to Break Unhelpful Habits
MTN Staff on May 5, 2025
Discover how your emotions and social conditioning drive spending habits, and learn practical techniques to make more conscious and satisfying financial decisions.
US Economy Shrinks for First Time Since 2022 As Tariff Concerns Persist
MTN Staff on May 5, 2025
The first economic contraction since 2022 raises questions about whether surging imports ahead of new tariff policies signal a temporary blip or the beginning of a recession.
Ramsey Says This Homebuying Move Is a Big Mistake
MTN Staff on May 5, 2025
Financial guru Dave Ramsey warns that taking out a separate loan for closing costs can trigger financial stress and might even jeopardize your mortgage approval process.
Ready to Retire? 8 Fixes If You Are Not Fully Prepared
Kendall Blythe on May 4, 2025
Your retirement is approaching, ready or not. Here is how to catch up if you are not quite where you hoped to be.
60,000 Veterans at Risk of Foreclosure After VA Assistance Program Ends
Kendall Blythe on May 17, 2025
Credit pressures are mounting for thousands of veteran homeowners as the VA ends a program that helped many avoid foreclosure.
Latest GOP Student Loan Proposal Could Reshape Your Monthly Payments
Jacqueline Leppla on May 17, 2025
The Republican proposal would eliminate many existing repayment plans and could significantly change monthly payment amounts for future student loan borrowers.
5 Alarming Mortgage Practices Resurfacing
MTN Staff on May 1, 2025
Shady lending tactics from the 2008 housing crash are creeping back — here’s how to protect yourself.
Take It From Trump: 10 Lessons for Financial Success
MTN Staff on December 3, 2025
Love him or hate him, the President’s financial strategies offer valuable lessons for Americans. From leveraging prime assets to rebounding from setbacks, these practical money moves can help strengthen your financial future.
How to Raise Money-Smart Kids Even When You’re Financially Stressed
Contributor on April 30, 2025
Uncertain economic times can be a powerful opportunity to teach children about money management while addressing their fears and questions with age-appropriate honesty.
Stop Dreaming, Start Planning: Setting Financial Goals You Can Achieve
MTN Staff on April 30, 2025
Set yourself up for financial success with these attainable money goals that don’t require a six-figure income or finance degree.
8 Economic Indicators the Fed Is Watching Before It Cuts Rates
MTN Staff on April 30, 2025
The Federal Reserve is watching key economic trends before making its next move. A rate cut could have major implications for your finances. Here’s how to be ready.
Student Debt Relief Isn’t Gone Yet: 6 Ways to Qualify Under Trump’s New Rules
MTN Staff on April 29, 2025
While Trump’s administration has scaled back many student loan forgiveness programs, these options still offer potential relief for borrowers who qualify.
White House Drops Lawsuit Against Student Loan Trusts. Here’s What It Means for Borrowers.
MTN Staff on April 29, 2025
The Trump administration’s decision to drop a $2.25 million CFPB settlement against student loan trusts is part of a pattern of reducing consumer protection efforts in the student loan industry.
7 Practical Money Moves to Help Aging Parents Protect Their Future
MTN Staff on April 29, 2025
Small financial actions today can protect everything your parents have worked for and help them enjoy greater security in the years ahead.
10 Reasons Graduates Should Stop Complaining and Start Paying
Kendall Blythe on April 29, 2025
Taking on debt is easy. Meeting your obligations is what builds true financial strength.
Mel Robbins on Disrespect: 6 Subtle Ways It Could Cost You
MTN Staff on April 28, 2025
Self-development expert Mel Robbins reveals subtle behaviors that undermine your confidence, career, and even your finances. She offers powerful strategies to fight back. Your self-worth should be non-negotiable.
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