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What the Heck is Happening with Biden’s Student Loan Relief?
Candidly founder and CEO Laurel Taylor wades through the confusion involved with the controversial program
Stark Differences in How Men, Women Prioritize Financial Goals
How saving for retirement is valued illustrates divide in new research from Ellevest, which also finds women’s financial health is at a 5-year low
Here’s the Skinny on President Biden’s Student Loan Debt Relief
Long expected, it’s finally happened. President Biden declared student loan debt relief for certain borrowers through what the…
Starbucks Adds Emergency Savings, Student Loan Debt Benefits
Coffee giant working with Fidelity, Tuition.io to brew up new financial wellness perks for its benefits menu
Parents Rank Saving for College Over Retirement
New Fidelity study finds more than 3 in 4 parents have started saving for college, yet concerns grow over inflation and rising college costs, leaving many less prepared to pay
Biden Cancels $10,000 in Student Debt, Extends Repayment Pause
President lays out his “responsible and fair” plan to address the student loan debt issue, and warns pandemic-paused loan repayment will definitely resume starting in 2023
Education Costs Leading Reason Young Investors Dip Into Retirement Savings
E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley Study finds Millennial and Gen Z investors cite education costs as one of the top barriers to retirement
Groups Call on Biden to Further Extend Student Loan Repayment Pause
176 organizations representing students, workers, people of color, and faith communities say people with student debt cannot be required to make payments toward loans the President promised to cancel
529 Plans Still Have an Identity Problem
As “National 529 Day” approaches, Edward Jones survey finds only two in five Americans recognize 529 plans as an education savings tool—and only 13% are using them
Biden Student Loan Debt Decision Coming by September
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki tells Pod Save America President Biden will either further extend the pause by Aug. 31 or will announce some level of debt cancellation