Take These Steps With Your Student Loans

All good things must come to an end – and that applies to the up-coming end of federal student loan payment relief measures, which paused federal student loan debt collection and reduced interest rates on federal student loans to 0% during the moratorium. For those with government-held loans, the relief options provided a record-long “breather.”…

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Mid-Year Money Checkup: 5 Ways to Boost Your Financial Health

Summer is in full swing and so is peak travel season. And while July is a prime time to get outdoors and cash in on any plans you may have—at home or beyond—the reality is that financial concerns (and recent credit interest rate spikes) remain a pain point for many of us. Here are five…

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Protecting Your Loved Ones from Elder Fraud

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In 2022, Phyllis Wiseberg, a 90-year-old widow lost $20,000 when cybercriminals withdrew the money from her account. Her story, shared by the National Council on Aging, is devastating, but unfortunately not uncommon. Financial exploitation is a reality many seniors face, especially in the age of online scams. Here are actions you can take to help…

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5 Resources to Build Financial Literacy

According to most definitions, the term financial literacy refers to understanding how to effectively manage household finances, handle debt, create a budget, and build savings. Working toward financial literacy is the foundation of your relationship with money and can set you up for a lifetime of financial health and wellness. As a trusted national nonprofit,…

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