Nevada Lawmakers Demand IRS Release Delayed No Tax On Tips Data Before Midterms
Nevada’s Congressmen asked Treasury and the IRS to release delayed No Tax on Tips data, the same tip question behind a cosmetology school earnings-test delay.
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CMS Will Pay Nurses Up To $40,000 Toward Student Loans To Work In Nursing Homes
CMS’s new Nurses for Nursing Homes program pays RNs and LPNs up to $40,000 toward student loans plus a $10,000 stipend for three years of service.
Dollar General Lawsuit: FTC And 20 States Allege Checkout Overcharges
The FTC and 20 states sued Dollar General over register prices above shelf tags. What the complaint alleges and how shoppers can check their receipts.
Trump Says He Might Support Capping Student Loan Interest At 2.5%
President Trump says he might back Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s 2.5% student loan interest cap. Here’s what the bill says and who would save.
How Much Time Do Students Spend In School? By State
Students spend 1,231 hours a year in school on average, but Kansas requires 186 days and Colorado 160. See how your state compares and what it costs parents.
University Of Providence Will Close In 2027: What It Means For Students’ Federal Loans
The University of Providence in Great Falls, Montana, will close August 20, 2027. What students should know about teach-outs, transfers and loan discharge.
Teachers Union Sues Education Department Over Stalled PSLF Buyback And Lost Payment Credits
The AFT’s Weingarten v. McMahon class action targets PSLF Buyback delays, removed payment credits and unposted payments. Here’s what borrowers should know.
Should You Pay Student Loan Interest In School? Generally No
Paying student loan interest in school can waste money if PSLF forgives the balance later. When it makes sense, and when to invest the cash instead.
Shipt Review: Make Money Delivering Groceries
Is Shipt a worthwhile side hustle? Explore shopper pay, tips, payout options, costs, and how it compares with Instacart and DoorDash.
Education Department Names 574 Health Professionals Who Owe $92.7 Million In Defaulted HEAL Loans
The Education Department published its first HEAL loan default list since 2021, naming 574 health professionals who owe about $92.7 million combined.
Final Accreditation Rule: What Changes For Transfer Students
The Education Department finalized its accreditation overhaul. Colleges must justify denied transfer credits, with new rules starting July 1, 2027.
