This forgiveness is targeted toward borrowers who have been on an income-driven repayment plan for 20 or 25 years. Also, this is separate from the

Yes, millennials make poor money decisions especially from all the avocado toast we buy. On DoorDash. But besides that, we’re up against some bad odds

Investing while in debt is like running up a down escalator. Every month, you’re paying a significant chunk of your hard-earned money towards interest. You

I posted this morning about “anti-prime” day and how companies use marketing tricks to get you to spend more money. ONE of those tricks popular

There’s this podcast called Millionaires Unveiled. I was listening to it once, and they were interviewing a millionaire whose net worth was about $3.75M. He

The spouse that brings in the income usually gets all the praise and recognition. But, what’s rarely talked about is how much value the non-breadwinner

I think there’s a few reasons for this lack of correlation. First, I think the (somewhat misogynistic) idea of a “gold digger” is largely a

This past year has been a rollercoaster. The items on the list only cover a small handful of what happened in the past year of America’s

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It was just released that the Supreme Court voted 6-3 against federal student loan forgiveness. This decision has been months in the making and will