As the government approaches its rapidly approaching March 14 deadline, students, families, and educational institutions are bracing for the potential far-reaching consequences of the federal budget proposal. The Republican-backed resolution, narrowly approved, includes a staggering $4.5 trillion
In an impactful move aimed at promoting fairness, the Social Security Administration (SSA) recently announced it would provide retroactive benefits to over 3.2 million people affected by the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and the Government Pension Offset (GPO). These provisions previously
When Airbnb cofounder and former chief product officer Joe Gebbia announced he was joining the government efficiency commission DOGE, many saw it as a bold leap into the public sector. With the unique blend of Gebbia’s "designer brain and start-up spirit," this transition marks an a
The concept of a "low-buy year" has gained popularity as a way to curb non-essential spending and boost savings. However, this method can be too restrictive for some individuals. Fortunately, there are less stringent alternatives that can still yield significant savings while allowing for
The COVID-19 pandemic was an unexpected global event that brought about massive economic instability, pushing millions into unemployment and creating financial turmoil that many were unprepared for. For years, personal finance experts, including Suze Orman, recommended maintaining an emergency fund
Borrowing money is an essential part of modern financial planning. Whether for emergencies, investments, or major purchases, understanding the various borrowing options available in 2025 is crucial for making informed decisions. Knowing the advantages, disadvantages, interest rates, and eligibility
