Best High-Yield Savings Accounts In July 2026
We break down the best high yield savings accounts for 2026 so that you can earn the highest interest on your money easily.
IDR Payment Tracker Returning to StudentAid.gov After Education Department Reversal
The Education Department says it’s restoring the IDR payment tracker on StudentAid.gov, reversing its December statement. No timeline has been provided.
Rule 72(t): How to Access Retirement Funds Before 59½ Without Penalty
Rule 72(t) lets you withdraw from IRAs and 401(k)s before 59½ without the 10% penalty. Learn the three IRS methods and what FIRE planners should know.
Can You Accept More Than One College Admissions Offer?
You should not accept more than one college admissions offer. Doing so can have long term impacts on you, the colleges, and other students.
Grad School Fellowships vs. Assistantships: How Funding Works
Learn how graduate fellowships and assistantships work, who qualifies, and how to apply for funded grad school positions.
VA Education Benefits by State: Tuition Waivers for Veterans, Spouses, and Dependents
See which states offer free tuition for veterans’ dependents and spouses, and learn how to combine state waivers with Chapter 33, Chapter 35, and Fry Scholarship benefits.
The Education Department Is Exposing Tens of Millions in Covid-Era Fraud
The Department of Education and OIG have uncovered tens of millions in Covid-era education fraud across Puerto Rico, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
This Week In College And Money News: April 10, 2026
This week: the Education Department releases draft accreditation rules, Parent PLUS caps create college funding gaps, a new 401(k) rule could add crypto and private equity, and a judge blocks admissions data collection.
Empower Personal Finance Review: Pros And Cons
Track your net worth, plan retirement, and invest with Empower. See features, fees, and whether it’s the right financial platform for you.
Can You Change Repayment Plans While Waiting For PSLF Buyback?
Nearly 100,000 student loan borrowers are awaiting PSLF buyback, but many will have to change repayment plans due to the SAVE forbearance ending.
New Data: Colleges Now Discount Tuition 56% on Average — A Record High
Nearly 90% of private college freshmen get a tuition discount. Federal data breaks down who pays $0, who pays full price, and who falls in between.