Best High-Yield Savings Rates for April 20, 2026: Up to 5%
Find the high-yield savings account that can help you earn the most interest on your money.
How New Graduate School Loan Limits Will Impact Colleges
Graduate loan caps in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will cut billions in federal lending. Find out which states and programs are hit hardest.
Louisiana Wants Students To Repay State Scholarships If They Drop Out
Louisiana HB 385 would force TOPS scholarship recipients to repay award money if they drop out or lose eligibility. Here’s what the bill says.
Do You Have To Report Private Scholarships To Your College?
Colleges say you must report scholarships, but federal law doesn’t require it. Here’s what’s really behind scholarship displacement.
Fidelity Adds 100+ ETFs to $100 Service Fee List Starting June 2026
Fidelity expands its $100 ETF service fee list from 27 to 120+ funds. Roundhill, Kurv, and other niche issuers affected starting June 2026.
Senate Democrats Move To Repeal Education Freedom Tax Credit Before 2027 Launch
30 Democratic senators introduced a bill to repeal the Education Freedom Tax Credit before it takes effect in 2027.
URGENT Student Loan Deadlines: SAVE Plan, Parent PLUS & PSLF Forgiveness | Live Q&A
Live Q&A where we dive deep into the latest student loan news, upcoming deadlines, and strategies to maximize your loan forgiveness.
Intuit Faces Class Action Over TurboTax Refund Advances to Active-Duty Military
New class action lawsuit alleges TurboTax refund advance loans violated the Military Lending Act by overcharging active-duty service members.
This Week In College And Money News: April 17, 2026
Hampshire College closes, student loans get auto-discharged, Georgia raises tuition, and PSLF faces new threats. This week’s college and money news.
Dollarwise Review: A Simple Budgeting App
Dollarwise is a simple budgeting app built on the 50/30/20 budget rule. Find out how it works, what it costs, and whether it’s worth the price.
California Tops List of States With Highest Student Aid Fraud at $171 Million
The Department of Education says FAFSA identity verification blocked $1B+ in student aid fraud. California led with $171M prevented. Here’s the state-by-state breakdown.