Fact or fiction: Will Trump's federal funding freeze impact student loans, grants?

Following the temporary freeze on federal assistance, ordered by the Trump administration's Office of Management and Budget (OMB), Americans may be wondering if the freeze will impact them. In her

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Buying A House For Your College Student Could Be Better Than Renting

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By Lucy Lazarony, Next Avenue When her children went off to college, Lynnette Khalfani-Cox saw it as an investment opportunity.

Seven Trends In Senior Living For 2025 …And Beyond

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My colleague and friend, Michele Holleran, PhD, recently posted her predictions for the future of senior living in an industry

Mortgage rates finally fall after 6-week climb

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Mortgage rates finally broke a six-week streak of increases, but the decline will not provide much relief, as long-term rates

If You Don’t Have Medicare Part B, The GEP Can Bail You Out

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You’ve no doubt heard that the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period started January 1. Also going on right now is

Who Is Affected By The Social Security Fairness Act And What To Do Next

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The Congressional Research Service found that by the end of 2023, more than 2 million Social Security beneficiaries had their

Trump Backs Special Tech Work Visas. What About Nurses And Care Aides?

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Despite his vow to close the U.S. borders to nearly all immigrants and deport millions of others, President-elect Donald Trump

Insights From StoryBrand’s Donald Miller

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“Nobody wants to hear your story, they want to be invited into a story,” Donald Miller told me, in a

How To Manage Inherited IRA Rules That Can Surprise And Trap Heirs

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Congress and the IRS made inheriting an IRA a very complicated, confusing event. Inherited IRAs are accompanied by a host

How Adult Children Can Help Aging Parents Prepare For Disasters

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The devastating wildfires that are ravaging Los Angeles are a stark reminder of how vulnerable older adults can be during

Mortgage rates rise above 7% for first time since May

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Mortgage rates continued their upward climb this week, leaping above 7% and adding further pressure on the stagnant housing market.

If You Are Retired, Do You Have A Will—An Ethical Will?

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In workshops, I like to ask participants if they have a legal will—a written document that outlines how they want

Biden cancels more student loans with one week left to his term

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As President Joe Biden's term draws to a close, he has granted federal student loan relief to an additional 150,000