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Today’s Student Loan Collections Are Slamming Credit Scores Nationwide
Jacqueline Leppla on June 19, 2025
The pause is over, education debt is now dragging credit scores down by 100 points or more. Learn what to do now.
This Laundry Essential Is the Best Deal at Aldi Right Now (While It Lasts)
Kentin Waits on June 19, 2025
The Aldi Finds item is a big and brag-worthy bargain, but it’s only available for a limited time.
Behind the Senate Tax Bill: Retiree Tax Break Comes With Medicaid Trade-Offs
Claire Monroe on June 19, 2025
One provision sounds like good news, until you look at what’s on the chopping block.
Does Your Retirement Math Add up?
Kendall Blythe on June 19, 2025
Forget the gold watches, the new American retirees want cold hard cash.
Avoid Losing Money When Travel Companies Go Under
Claire Monroe on June 19, 2025
Know the risks and red flags to keep your next getaway worry-free.
Gray but Not Stuck in the Past: What’s Changing at the Checkout
Kendall Blythe on June 19, 2025
Older, wiser, and catching on fast, as tech finally meets financial priorities.
Fuel Savings Rolled Back: You Could Pay $600 More at the Pump
Claire Monroe on June 19, 2025
This policy shift could mean higher gas expenses, even if pump prices stay flat.
Buyer’s Market, Seller’s Dilemma: Is This the New Housing Market Reality?
Kendall Blythe on June 19, 2025
Should you be buying or selling?
2 Proposals in Congress Would Slash Taxes for Older Americans
Chris Kissell on June 19, 2025
If this legislation becomes law, millions of retirees would see their tax bills fall.
The Smart Money Moves to Make After the Fed’s Latest Rate Announcement
MTN Staff on June 18, 2025
Find out what the latest rate news from the Fed means for both savers and borrowers.
15 State Medicaid Programs With the Best Mental Health Care
Jim Peake on June 18, 2025
Discover which state Medicaid programs lead the nation in mental health support — and see if yours ranks in the top.
These 125 Companies With Flexible Jobs Support the LGBTQ+ Community
Kirsten Chorpenning on June 18, 2025
Find out which companies rank highest for continued commitment to inclusion.
11 Ways to Make Living on Just Social Security Feasible
Kathleen Coxwell on June 18, 2025
Don’t have millions saved for retirement? Learn how to make the most of Social Security benefits.
Why ‘Scraping By’ Sounds Pretty Good to Nearly Half of Hourly Workers
Logan Kirkby on June 18, 2025
For millions, the idea of financial stability has shifted dramatically — discover what’s behind this new reality.
Gold Phones and Partisan Plans: Trump Enters the Cellular Market
Logan Kirkby on June 18, 2025
The latest Trump business claims to change how Americans call, and what they pay for their service.
Why Mortgage Applications Are Dropping Even As Rates Hit 4-Month Lows
Claire Monroe on June 18, 2025
Lower rates, fewer buyers. What’s behind the drop and how it could affect you.
Car Insurance Costs Are Cooling. Summer Might Be the Time to Switch
Claire Monroe on June 18, 2025
A shifting market means more choice and fresh ways to cut costs.
How Medicaid Cuts Could Raise Health Costs for All Families
Claire Monroe on June 18, 2025
A proposed $1 trillion Medicaid cut could trigger higher out-of-pocket costs, reduced access, and new financial risks for millions.
Invest Like Trump: 8 Stocks He’s Betting On
Jacqueline Leppla on June 18, 2025
The president’s stock picks might surprise you with their simplicity and accessibility.
How Tariffs Could Prolong High Borrowing Costs
Logan Kirkby on June 18, 2025
Borrowing costs aren’t budging, and the reason might surprise you.
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