Trump Ends Penny Production: What It Means for You
The U.S. stops making pennies due to high costs. Cash transactions will round up or down to the nearest five cents. Digital payments remain unchanged.
Trump’s K-12 Education Order Sparks Controversy
Trump’s executive order restricts school funding and reinstates the 1776 Commission. Learn how it impacts K-12 education.
Trump Order Targets Student Visas And Campus Protests
Trump’s latest executive order revokes student visas and orders deportation for protest involvement.
Trump Funding Pause Could Impact Students And Colleges
Trump’s executive order pauses federal loans and grants, potentially impacting students and colleges. Learn what this could mean for higher education funding.
What Happens If the U.S. Hits The Debt Ceiling Limit?
The 2025 debt ceiling debate is heating up. Here’s how a potential default could disrupt benefits, savings, and the economy.
PayPal Fined $2M By New York For Data Breach
PayPal fined $2M by NY State for cybersecurity failures exposing user data. Learn what this means for consumer safety.
Proposed Budget Cuts To Higher Education Explained
Proposed higher ed reforms could limit loan options and impact college affordability. Here’s what to expect.
Equifax Fined $15M Over Credit Errors And Dispute Handling
CFPB orders Equifax to pay $15M penalty for mishandling consumer disputes. Learn about new requirements and how this affects your credit.
Cash App Ordered To Pay $175M Over Fraud Concerns
Cash App is set to pay $175M and improve fraud protections after CFPB found weak security and flawed dispute investigations.
CFPB Reaches National Collegiate Lawsuit Settlement
CFPB alleges National Collegiate Student Loan Trusts filed improper debt lawsuits and false affidavits, seeking $2.25M for harmed borrowers nationwide.
Capital One Accused of Deceptive Savings Practices By CFPB
The CFPB is suing Capital One for misleading consumers about savings accounts, resulting in over $2 billion in lost interest payments.