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Court Halts Loan Caps on Some Grad Degrees. What Does It Mean for You?
A federal judge paused rules stripping nursing and health degrees from higher loan limits — but new federal borrowing caps still hit July 1.
13 of the Best Deals From the Final Hours of Amazon’s Prime Day Sale
These are our hand-picked highlights from Amazon’s annual sale for Prime members.
Who Buys Groceries on BNPL? 10 Unsettling Consumer Truths From the Latest U.S. Economic Well-Being Report
When the majority is fine, it is easy to forget the minority.
Over 96K Hyundai Vehicles Recalled. See Affected Models
A software glitch in 96,310 Hyundai Tucson SUVs can cause the digital dashboard to go blank mid-drive — hiding your speedometer and fuel gauge when you need them most.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending June 26, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
11 Ways to Avoid Overspending on Food While Traveling
Slash your spending on food while on the road with a little bit of planning.
What Tenants Should Know Before NYC Rent Freeze Goes Into Effect
A 7-1 vote froze rents on about 1 million NYC stabilized apartments — but only for leases that begin on or after October 1.
What Would a Reduction of Social Security Benefits Mean for You?
Depending on when you claim, here’s what your lifetime benefits could look like.
Red, White and Blue-Themed Foods, Deals for America’s 250th, July 4
Krispy Kreme is giving away free doughnuts on July 4 to customers in patriotic colors, and dozens of other chains are offering $2.50 menus and BOGO deals.
Is Your Retirement Prep on Track? 9 Signs Experts Say to Look For
Here’s how you know if you’ll be ready to retire when the time comes, according to professionals.
20 Ways to Make Sure Your Retirement Travel Plans Actually Happen
Make your retirement travel dreams a reality with these tips.
20 Careers That Can Push Your Earnings to $1 Million in Under a Decade
Some of these roles can get you to seven figures in under five years.
How to Buy the Right Sun Shade and Keep Your Car Cool
A sunshade that doesn’t cover your full windshield — or is flipped the wrong way — can still leave your steering wheel scorching hot, but the right pick fixes that.
Democrats Blame Extreme Weather for Rising Home Insurance Costs. Republicans See It Differently
Your politics won’t protect you from higher premiums and lower coverage.
A JPMorgan Analyst Says Your Prime Membership Is Worth 10X What You Pay — Here’s the Truth
Wall Street says your $139 Prime membership is secretly worth $1,440. Here’s why that number isn’t what it looks like.
2026 Grads Face an Economy That Feels Tough. 5 Ways to Still Get Ahead
Hiring is up 5.6% for new graduates, but starting salaries average just $56,000 — well below what most expect — making early financial habits more critical than ever.
Booked a Vacation After a Bad Day? You May Be Rage-Booking
One in five American travelers has booked a trip out of anger or stress — and those snap decisions often lock in nonrefundable tickets worth thousands.
Seniors Risk Outliving Their Retirement Savings in These States
A new analysis finds the average 65-year-old faces a $109,000 retirement shortfall — and in New York, that gap swells to $471,000.
Don’t Let Anyone Talk You Out of Stashing the First $50. That $500 Will Be the Easiest $5,000 You Ever Saved
It is worth planting the little acorn. It may provide the shelter you need on a rainy day.
Social Security Is Making a Change to Debit Card Used by Millions
Fifth Third Bank is replacing Comerica as the financial agent for Direct Express cards, affecting about 3.6 million Social Security recipients who will get new cards later this year.
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