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Student loan forgiveness is now taxable again as of January 1, 2026, while over 800,000 borrowers remain stuck in a backlog for repayment plans and forgiveness programs.
Medical care ratios have surged from 82% to nearly 90% since 2022, squeezing health insurers and threatening the coverage landscape for millions of Americans.
Spotify announces its third US price increase since 2023, raising individual Premium plans from $11.99 to $12.99 monthly. Here's what subscribers need to know.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon cautions that investors are too complacent about geopolitical risks and elevated asset prices even as the bank posts near-record annual profits of $57 billion.
Crude oil prices plunged over 4.5% on January 15, 2026, as President Trump signaled potential de-escalation with Iran. WTI fell to $59 while Brent dropped below $64.
President Trump calls for a one-year cap on credit card interest rates at 10%, down from the current 23.79% average. Here's what the proposal means for your wallet.
Nearly three years after the SVB crisis, regional banks are approaching historic highs with analysts projecting earnings growth exceeding 30% for sector leaders.
New MMI data shows average unsecured debt tops $32,600 as 47% of credit cardholders carry balances. Nearly half expect their debt to grow in the year ahead.
U.S. home sales totaled just 4.06 million in 2025, marking the fourth consecutive year of depressed activity and tying the lowest level since 1995.
University of Michigan consumer sentiment rises to 54 in January, beating expectations but still 30 points below historical averages as inflation worries persist.
One year after the devastating LA wildfires, 65% of Altadena residents remain displaced. With $30 billion in insured losses and $250 billion in total damages, survivors face an insurance nightmare.
Private credit has grown from $250 billion to $2.5 trillion since 2007. Now regulatory changes are opening the $13 trillion 401(k) market to these high-yield investments.