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  • Woman paying bills at homePersonal Finance

    Biden is taking student loan forgiveness to the Supreme Court. Borrowers just want to know how much they’ll owe in January

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  • Taylor Swift at the MTV EMAs 2022Personal Finance

    Ticketmaster cancels the general sale for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, leaving angry fans stuck with $45,000 tickets from resellers

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  • Miguel Cardona is picturedPersonal Finance

    Court forgives $6 billion in debt for 200,000 defrauded student loan borrowers

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  • Portrait of mixed race woman looking bored at deskPersonal Finance

    Student loan borrowers are confused if they should cancel their refund requests now that Biden’s forgiveness plan is blocked

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  • President Biden Delivers Remarks On The Student Debt Relief Portal Beta TestPersonal Finance

    Biden’s student debt plan was just blocked again, this time by a federal appeals court. Here’s what happens next

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  • President Biden Delivers Remarks On The Student Debt Relief Portal Beta TestPersonal Finance

    Student loan borrowers call on Biden to extend payment pause after a judge declares forgiveness unlawful

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  • Taylor Swift at the NSAI 2022 Nashville Songwriter AwardsPersonal Finance

    Taylor Swift tickets are more expensive than ever—but that won’t make them easier to get

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  • Sam Bankman FriedPersonal Finance

    Some financial advisers say you might be better off keeping your money in crypto amid FTX’s collapse. Here’s why

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  • powerball sheets are shownPersonal Finance

    The Powerball jackpot is a record $2.04 billion. Winners will be hit with a massive tax bill if they live in these states

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  • Exterior of Fidelity Investments building is picturedPersonal Finance

    Fidelity is launching commission-free crypto trades for retail investors

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  • President Biden Delivers Remarks On The Student Debt Relief Portal Beta TestPersonal Finance

    16 million borrowers could have their student loans forgiven this week—but a lawsuit has stalled it indefinitely

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  • JPMorgan Receives Interns During the SummerPersonal Finance

    New York City’s new salary transparency law reveals what Amazon, JPMorgan, and other companies are paying

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  • job search concept, Businessman clicking internet job Search page on computer touch screen.Personal Finance

    New York City’s pay transparency laws go into effect today. It could be a boon for job applicants

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  • couple looking at computerPersonal Finance

    It’s the last day to buy I Bonds with a 9.62% rate—if you can get through Treasury’s overloaded site

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  • couple reviews paperwork with a financial advisorPersonal Finance

    There are new tax brackets and retirement contribution limits for 2023. Here’s how to use them to boost your finances

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