Treasury Will Auto-Open Trump Accounts For 68 Million Kids Starting October 1
Treasury will auto-open Trump accounts for every eligible child starting October 1, adding 60 million-plus accounts. The $1,000 seed still needs Form 4547.
Education Department And Treasury Launch Online Portal For Student Loan Borrowers In Default
ED and Treasury launched the Defaulted Loans Support Center on StudentAid.gov, letting borrowers apply online to rehabilitate or consolidate defaulted loans.
Pay As You Earn (PAYE): How It Works And What Happens When It Ends In 2028
PAYE caps payments at 10% of discretionary income and forgives the balance after 20 years, but the plan ends by July 1, 2028. Here’s who still qualifies, how to apply, and whether to move to IBR or RAP.
Best Student Loan Rates for September 29, 2026: Ascent Leads at 1.94%
Compare today’s student loan rates and see which lenders offer the lowest APRs for September 29, 2026.
Education Department Extends 1% Student Loan Auto Pay Discount Deadline To December 31
The Department of Education extended the 1% student loan auto pay discount deadline to December 31, 2026, with nearly 2 million borrowers enrolled.
Student Loan Interest Deduction: 2026 Income Limits, Who Qualifies, And How To Claim It
You could lower your taxable income by $2,500 with the student loan interest deduction. Here’s how it works.
Senate Passes The Protect College Sports Act: What It Means For NIL Money And Families
The Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act 77-22. Here’s what it changes for NIL pay, agents, transfers, and families footing the bill.
Best High-Yield Savings Rates for September 28, 2026: Up to 4.25%
Find the high-yield savings account that can help you earn the most interest on your money.
States That Require The FAFSA To Graduate: 2026 Update
Seven states require the FAFSA or an opt-out form to earn a diploma, and three more track it. See every state’s rules, the repeals, and whether it worked.
IRS Adds Citizenship Question To Draft 2026 Form 1040
The IRS draft 2026 Form 1040 asks filers if they are citizens or authorized to work, tied to a Treasury rule limiting refundable EITC and child tax credits.
New Senate Bill Would Give First-Time Homebuyers $5 For Every $1 They Save
Sen. Jeff Merkley’s Homeownership Promise Act would match first-time homebuyers’ down payment savings $5 for $1, up to $50,000 in federal HUD grants.