Holiday Debt Survey 2026: 38% Still Paying Off Last Year’s Gifts
The College Investor survey of 600 adults found 38% are still paying off last year’s holiday gifts and 21% plan to use buy now, pay later again.
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California’s mileage tax study ends in 2026. See how a 2.8-cent road charge would replace the 63.4-cent gas tax and which drivers would pay more.
PangoBooks Review: Is It Legit And Safe For Buying And Selling Books?
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December 11 Shutdown Deadline: What It Means For Student Loans, The FAFSA And Tax Refunds
Federal funding runs out December 11. Here’s what a shutdown would mean for student loan payments, Pell Grants, the FAFSA and the 2027 tax season.
Foyer Home Savings Review: Is A 6% Down Payment Match Worth It?
Foyer matches up to 6% of what first-time homebuyers save, but only pays out at closing. We ran the math against top high-yield savings accounts.
Social Security Maximum Taxable Earnings Rise To $192,300 In 2027
The SSA set 2027 maximum taxable earnings at $192,300, up from $184,500. See the new Social Security tax limit, who pays more and what changes for you.
New York Part-Time TAP Now Covers Students Taking 3 Credits
New York’s HESC delivered $1 billion in state financial aid in 2025-26. Part-Time TAP now starts at three credits. See who qualifies and what it covers.
DOJ: Federal Magnet School Grants Can’t Fund Racial Balancing
A Justice Department opinion says federal magnet school grants must remedy proven discrimination. Here’s what it means for 60 grants in 18 states.
New England College Locks Tuition At $12,000 For 39 NH High Schools
New England College will lock tuition at $12,000 a year for graduates of 39 New Hampshire high schools. See who qualifies and what students actually pay.
How To Secure Your Financial Information: 10 Steps To Protect Yourself
Freeze your credit, switch to passkeys, get a free IRS IP PIN, and lock your phone number. Ten steps to protect your bank accounts and identity right now.
