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Student loan forgiveness under income-driven repayment plans is once again considered taxable income as of January 1, 2026. Here's what borrowers need to know.
Consumer spending data reveals a widening gap between high-income households powering the economy and lower-income Americans cutting back on everything from dining out to groceries.
US-listed ETFs attracted a record $1.49 trillion in net inflows in 2025, with Vanguard and BlackRock capturing nearly 60% of all new money. The shift toward passive investing shows no signs of slowing.
Consumer spending is diverging sharply by income level, with affluent households driving growth while lower-income Americans pull back. What the K-shaped economy means for your finances.
BlackRock files to launch an iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF that would generate yield through covered calls on its existing $70 billion IBIT fund.
Bank of America data reveals high-income consumer spending surged 4% in November—the fastest growth in 4 years—while lower-income households pull back. The K-shaped economy intensifies.
Consumer spending splits along income lines as high-income households boost spending 4% while lower-income families retrench, creating a K-shaped economy that will define retail strategy in 2026.
Bank of America data reveals a stark spending divergence: top-third earners saw 4% growth in November 2025, the fastest in four years, while lower-income households pull back amid inflation pressures.
With stocks trading at 30x earnings and bond yields near 4%, fixed income may offer better risk-adjusted returns in 2026. Here's the case for shifting toward bonds.
U.S.-listed ETFs have attracted a record $121 billion in January 2026, tripling the historical monthly average and underscoring the unstoppable shift toward passive investing.
Homebuyers in 30 states now need household incomes exceeding $100,000 to afford a typical home, up from just 6 states five years ago. Inside America's affordability crisis.
Save $10,000 in 12 months even on a tight budget. Practical strategies, monthly breakdowns, and real examples from people who did it.