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  • Retiree sits drinking coffee in the morningPersonal Finance

    A bear market can be a boon for young investors. For retirees, it’s a different story

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  • Gas pump with high prices is shownPersonal Finance

    Biden is calling for a gas tax holiday. Here’s how much drivers would save

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  • Representative Virginia Foxx speaks during news conferencePersonal Finance

    GOP reps accuse Biden staffers with student debt of trying to profit off potential $10,000 loan forgiveness

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  • U.S.-WASHINGTON, D.C.-FED-BENCHMARK INTEREST RATE-RAISINGPersonal Finance

    The Fed announced its highest interest rate hike in 28 years. Here’s what it means for your wallet

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  • Nancy Wadsworth stands smiling on bridgePersonal Finance

    ‘It was like a miracle’: This public service loan borrower had over $100,000 in student debt forgiven and $15,000 refunded

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  • Freelancer Gesturing While Attending Video CallSuccess

    Tips for setting up a successful work-from-home routine that will help you focus and avoid burnout

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  • a young man buying online with his credit card and laptop at his home in a sunny dayPersonal Finance

    Buy-now-pay-later financing can create ‘dangerous illusion’ that purchases are cheaper than they actually are

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  • Mother passing salad bowl during family mealPersonal Finance

    The federal child tax credit expired last year, but here are the 10 states stepping up with their own benefits

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  • Mother and daughter huggingPersonal Finance

    The ‘riskiest’ federal student loans have been left out of forgiveness debate

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  • IRS buildingPersonal Finance

    Haven’t received your tax refund yet? Starting July 1, the IRS will pay you more in interest

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  • Outside shot of now-defunct Everest CollegePersonal Finance

    Biden administration to cancel $5.8 billion in single largest student loan forgiveness effort ever

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  • Woman using mobile device in kitchen at homePersonal Finance

    Americans’ savings rates hit Great Recession–era lows

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  • A woman buys vegetables and fruits at the marketPersonal Finance

    Inflation is busting everyone’s budget. Try these 7 money-saving strategies

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  • Mass Shooting At Elementary School In Uvalde, Texas Leaves 21 Dead Including ShooterPersonal Finance

    You might be invested in gun manufacturers and not know it. Here’s how to check—and then divest

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  • Female customer with face mask shopping at a grocery storePersonal Finance

    Americans’ pandemic savings are evaporating as inflation soars and old activities resume

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