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International student enrollment falls amid tighter U.S. visa policies, reports show ↗
Amid changes to student visa policies, colleges and universities are likely to see fewer international students enrolled this fall, reports show.
The post-penny economy: How cash rounding and credit card surcharges are changing what you pay ↗
More merchants are rounding change for cash purchases to the nearest nickel due to the end of penny production, or adding surcharges to credit card transactions.
Is the K-shaped economy ending? Finance pros weigh in ↗
The K-shaped economy may be changing. New data shows income and spending gaps are narrowing — but household finances tell a more complicated story.
401(k) rollovers can be costly — and irreversible. What to know before moving your money ↗
Rollovers from 401(k)-type plans to IRAs are growing more common. But there are pros and cons.
Equal-weight S&P 500 is leading the 2026 market and its flagship trade just hit $100 billion ↗
Money is flooding into equal-weight stock market ETFs this year. Investing experts say it's not a fad.
Emergency savings shortfall signals 'danger' for working households, Suze Orman says ↗
A new survey shows even a $500 unexpected expense may throw households off track when it comes to big life goals like saving for retirement.
The biggest U.S. stocks have done great for you. Experts say not to get greedy ↗
Low-cost S&P 500 index funds are the foundation of many portfolios to grow wealth, but investors should add assets to diversify and lower volatility.
Education Department recalculates student loan forgiveness counts, setting some PSLF borrowers back ↗
Many borrowers pursuing Public Service Loan Forgiveness have recently learned that they're further away from debt cancellation than they'd expected.
Treasury proposes low-cost investment rules for Trump Accounts ↗
The Treasury Department has issued new Trump Account guidance, emphasizing low-cost investments.
Treasury, IRS move to restrict refundable tax credits to certain immigrants ↗
The move would likely impact hundreds of thousands of immigrants who have Social Security numbers and have received authorization to work in the U.S., experts said.
The top 10 colleges for financial aid in 2026, according to The Princeton Review — and what families actually pay ↗
With cost a top concern, these colleges are considered the most generous with their financial aid packages.
Bond yields are climbing. Here’s what that means for mortgages and other consumer borrowing ↗
Long-term government bond yields have risen sharply in recent days. Higher bond yields push consumer borrowing costs up, sometimes immediately.
IRS clarifies 'no tax on overtime' deduction rules. What workers need to know ↗
Taxpayers who were unsure whether they qualified or how much they could claim will likely have an easier time when they file their 2026 tax returns, experts say.
Sanders proposes bill to stop Social Security benefit garnishment for unpaid student loans ↗
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., announced a new proposal on Monday to protect federal student loan borrowers from having their Social Security checks garnished.
What the results of a Connecticut congressional primary race may mean for Social Security ↗
Rep. John Larson of Connecticut, an advocate for expanding Social Security, was ousted in a Democratic primary contest Tuesday.
AOC says she's been saving up to freeze her eggs. Here's how much the procedure can cost ↗
AOC is highlighting the cost of freezing her eggs. Here's what to know about health insurance coverage, state laws and taxes associated with the process.
College can cost $100,000 a year. Here's how families are covering the tab ↗
Because families struggle to pay for school, many students and their parents increasingly depend on federal and private aid to help foot the bill.
Between earn-nothing cash, broken long-term bonds, these are the safety trades of 2026 market ↗
Investors have flocked to short-term investments like ultra-short bond funds in anticipation of a stock market correction and with long-term bonds broken.
Data breach notices have already blown past last year’s total — and AI is playing a growing role ↗
Data breaches are surging in 2026, with artificial intelligence playing a growing role in cyberattacks, and 'malicious insider' incidents also on the rise.