Servicers Unsure As End of Student Loan Pause Looms

The agencies in charge of getting the federal student loan system moving again after 18 months of pandemic relief programs are still unsure how they'll handle the task.

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Retirement concerns for Black Americans

Explore factors that threaten financial security for many Black Americans and see ways to help close the financial wellness gap among underrepresented employees.

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What's Going On With Wells Fargo's Personal Credit Lines?

Confused about how Wells Fargo's decision to close personal lines of credit affects you? Here are answers to some of the most-searched questions on Google.

IRS Sends First-Ever Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments

$15 Billion - That's how much the IRS sent out to parents around the country Thursday, marking the first round of monthly payments from the newly reinvented child tax credit.

Unemployment Claims Show Slow Progress

The number of people initiating claims for unemployment insurance fell to a new pandemic-era low last week, continuing to recover slowly.

Ed Department To Vet Fewer Student Aid Applications

The Education Department has temporarily changed its financial aid process so that students from low-income families face fewer barriers when applying for aid.

Mortgage Rates & Trends, July 15, 2021

Interest rates for several major types of home loans continued to inched up, with the average for a 30-year mortgage hitting its highest point in more than a week.