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The Education Department has canceled around $6.8 billion in student debt for more than 110,000 borrowers through the public service loan forgiveness waiver.

As loan forgiveness remains uncertain, the cost of college keeps going up along with the amount students expect to borrow.

Amid the "Great Resignation," financial advisors are taking stock of their careers and how they want to operate. Three themes have emerged in recent months.

As women begin to control ever more of household assets in the U.S., financial services firms must adapt to find betters ways to meet female clients' needs.

A bipartisan bill to raise asset limits for SSI beneficiaries could be the first step in updating the outdated federal benefits program, Sen. Sherrod Brown said.

I bonds are currently paying 9.62% annual interest through October, which is an opportunity for a range of goals, according to financial experts.

The "Great Resignation" is still red-hot but economic headwinds mean those benefits may not last much longer for workers looking to switch jobs.

Relying on stocks to fund a near-term expense like a home or college tuition is often a bad idea. The current market leaves people with few good options.

Coming into sudden wealth can create emotional and financial challenges for people who have not had a lot of money in their lives.

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"Children need to learn from a very early age that money is not a scary concept," said Debra Kaplan, a licensed therapist, author and speaker.

Inflation-protected I bonds, a nearly risk-free asset, will pay 9.62% annual interest for the next six months. Here’s what to know before buying.

Supplemental Security Income benefits for the disabled, blind and elderly have strict asset limits. Now, two senators want to raise those caps.

Student loan borrowers who've been uncertain of the future of their debt for years will likely soon get an answer.

As the Fed tries to pump the brakes on inflation, it will get more expensive to borrow. Here's how to prepare.