New Data Reveals A Growing Class Of Americans: Educated But Not Wealthy
41.5% of recent college graduates are underemployed, per NY Fed data. Here’s why more education isn’t automatically producing more wealth.
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Married with Student Loan Debt: What Each Spouse Needs to Know
Here is what each spouse needs to know about being married with student loan debt, and how it can help or hurt your marriage emotionally.
House Democrats Demand Education Department Reverse Civil Rights And Special Ed Transfers
More than 80 House Democrats demand Education Secretary Linda McMahon reverse plans moving civil rights enforcement to DOJ and special education to HHS.
Oklahoma Gave Babies $1,000 In 529 Plans: New Data Shows They’re Using It For College
Oklahoma newborns given $1,000 in 529 accounts in 2007 sent $349,550 to 70 schools in year one. New SEED OK data shows use didn’t vary by race or income.
Guide To Temporary Expanded Public Service Loan Forgiveness (TEPSLF)
Discover what the Temporary Expanded PSLF opportunity is, where it came from, who is eligible, and what the limits are.
DOJ Finds UC San Diego Medical School Discriminated By Race In Admissions
The DOJ found UC San Diego’s medical school used race in admissions, admitting Black applicants at over double the rate of white applicants after SFFA.
DOJ Opens Civil Rights Investigation Into Harvard’s $630 Million In China-Based Funding
The Justice Department opened a Title VI investigation into whether Harvard’s China-funded financial aid programs discriminate against American students.
Federal Judge Rules Trump Administration Can’t Cancel Grants Over New Agency Priorities
A federal judge ruled OMB’s “agency priorities” clause doesn’t let Trump officials cancel grants already awarded, protecting $5.39B in state funding.
Dollar Cost Averaging vs. Lump Sum Investing: Which Is Best?
We break down when dollar cost averaging is a good investment strategy, and when you should consider lump sum investing.
Seniors With Defaulted Student Loans Could Lose Over $2,000 A Year In Benefits
Warren pressed Treasury nominee Francis Brooke on whether 450,000 seniors with defaulted student loans will face Social Security cuts of $2,000+ a year.
How Real Is The Student Loan Tax Bomb? What The IRS Data Says
The student loan tax bomb returns in 2026. History says few ever paid it, but millions now near forgiveness. See what the IRS data reveals.
