On Friday, one of the most well-known members of President Donald Trump’s staff, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, resigned suddenly. The... Read more
“Can you pay my bills/ Can you pay my telephone bills/ Can you pay my automo-bills?” Oh, Destiny’s Child. Your song rings ever true —... Read more
If you took out private student loans for college, your debt might be part of the $5 billion wiped out by a legal technicality, according to a recent... Read more
When you go to college, you probably aren’t thinking about how much you’ll owe when you finish. Unfortunately, that lack of knowledge can result... Read more
Nearly 39 million people in the U.S. cannot afford their housing, according to a new study by the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS).... Read more
When you graduate from college, the standard repayment plan puts you on track to pay off your federal student loan debt in 10 years. If you stick... Read more
In June, the Federal Reserve decided to raise the target for its benchmark Fed Funds Rate to between 1 and 1.25 percent. This was the second time the... Read more
Do you routinely find yourself with more month than paycheck? You’re not alone. Nearly half (48 percent) of Americans say their expenses are equal... Read more
While tax season ended months ago, tax scammers are still out in full force. And if you’re dreading hearing from the Internal Revenue Service... Read more
Following the resignation of James Runcie, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has been looking for someone to head the office of Federal Student... Read more
The stock market has been trading at record highs, but experts believe that could soon be coming to an end. Major investors say there could be a... Read more
When Jaclyn Imondi went to college, she was lucky enough to earn a scholarship. In addition, her parents were willing to cover two-thirds of the... Read more