Best Investment Accounts For Teens In 2026
Compare the best investment accounts for teens in 2026, including Fidelity Youth, Schwab Teen, Acorns Early, Greenlight, and custodial Roth IRAs.
Best High-Yield Savings Rates for May 4, 2026: Up to 5%
Find the high-yield savings account that can help you earn the most interest on your money.
State Based Non-Profit Student Loan Lenders
Private non-profit student loan providers offer lower interest rates and fees. But where can you find them? Here are the state non-profit student loan providers.
New Parent PLUS Limits Take Effect July 1 — What Families Need To Plan For Fall
Parent PLUS loans will be capped at $20,000/year and $65,000 lifetime starting July 1, and Grad PLUS ends. Here’s what families with fall 2026 students need to know.
Trump’s TrumpIRA Executive Order Rebrands Biden’s $1,000 Saver’s Match
Trump’s executive order launches TrumpIRA.gov by 2027, but the $1,000 federal match it promotes was created under Biden’s SECURE 2.0 Act in 2022.
Students Pick Work Over College As AI Rewrites Career Plans
EAB’s 2026 survey shows 67% of students who skipped college blamed cost of living — up from 51% — as AI uncertainty reshapes major and career choices.
SAVE Borrowers Have 90 Days After July 1 to Switch Plans
The Department of Education will give SAVE borrowers 90 days after July 1 to pick a new plan — or be auto-enrolled in standard repayment. Here are the options.
Decision Day: 5 Truths Every College-Bound Student Needs To Hear
Five truths every high school senior needs to hear on Decision Day — from picking the cheapest college to borrowing smart and building real experience.
Pitt Launches Free Tuition for Pennsylvania Families Earning Under $75,000
The University of Pittsburgh will cover full tuition at its Bradford, Greensburg, Johnstown, and Titusville campuses for PA families earning under $75K.
Which Colleges Offer Free Tuition? Full List Of Schools
Tuition-free college is a strong draw for students, but there are many caveats that may cause them to fall short for low-income students.
53% Of College Students Feel Pressured By Social Media To Overspend
WalletHub’s new student money survey finds 53% of college students feel social media pressure to overspend and 28% question their tuition’s value.