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Tariff Refunds Explained: Who Qualifies and How Importers Can Claim Money Back
Some importers may be able to recover tariff payments under recent federal guidance, but the refund window is limited to specific cases. The latest CBP process applies to certain duties paid und...
SAVE Plan Lawsuit 2026: Can Borrowers Stop Forced Repayment Plan Changes?
Student loan borrowers are trying to stop the Education Department from forcing millions of people out of the SAVE Plan and into other repayment plans that could cost more each month. The legal fight...
How to Lower Student Loan Payments: IDR, Refinancing, and Forgiveness Options
If your student loan payment feels like the biggest bill you pay each month, there are ways to bring that number down. From income-driven repayment plans and forgiveness programs to refinancing and ...
450K Student Loans Forgiven: Who Qualifies Under Sweet v. McMahon?
A federal court ruling has protected automatic relief for borrowers covered by the $23 billion Sweet v. McMahon settlement. Hundreds of thousands of student loan borrowers could have their federal debt canc...
Private Student Loans for Bad Credit: Which Is Easiest to Get?
The easiest private student loan to get with bad credit is usually the one you apply for with a strong co-signer. Lenders such as Ascent, College Ave, Sallie Mae, and Earnest can be worth comparing, but approva...
Private Student Loan Forgiveness: What Borrowers at Private Colleges Need to Know
If you took out private student loans to pay for college, the short answer is that federal student loan forgiveness usually does not apply. That means students who attended a private college are...
Trump Accounts 2026: Who Qualifies for the $1,000 and How It Works
Starting July 4, 2026, the U.S. Treasury Department will launch “Trump Accounts,” a new program designed to help children build savings early with a $1,000 government contribution. Eligi...
Can You Be Responsible for a Loved One’s Credit Card Debt After They Pass Away?
In most cases, you do not inherit a deceased relative’s credit card debt just because they died. Instead, the balance is usually treated as a claim against the estate, which means the d...
Minimum Wage by State in June 2026: Full List of Updated Rates
Workers in certain states now earn more than double the federal baseline. While the national floor stays frozen at $7.25 per hour (unchanged since 2009), over 20 states have pushed their hourly floors higher in 20...