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- Rate hikes are back on the table amid rising prices, Fed officials say
- Warren Buffett told CNBC he could end America’s deficit crisis ‘in five minutes.’ Would his solution still work in 2026?
- Americans are ‘entrenched’ in financial stress amid debt and price pressures
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- Morristown Man Admits Multi-Million Dollar Scheme to Defraud Small Businesses by Offering Phony Debt Relief Services
- U.S. customs agency, trade judge to seek path to final tariff refunds
- Debt ceiling deal: US House overwhelmingly passes bill
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- White House Executive Order Signals Major Shift in Federal Policy for Fintechs and Payment Systems
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- Nearly 7 million student loan borrowers remain in defunct Biden-era payment plan: Trump official
- Student loan borrowing is ‘high stakes’ as new rules take effect on July 1, CFP says
- Student loan borrowers will have two new repayment options come July 1
- Lawsuit over federal student loan caps highlights impact on nursing shortage
- 2.6 million student loan borrowers fell into default in early 2026: New York Fed
- Treasury yields rise after Trump threat on Iran and ahead of inflation report
- 10-year Treasury yield moves higher after Iran reportedly stops communication with U.S.
- Japan, China lead foreign government retreat from U.S. Treasurys as Iran war fallout stokes currency fears
- The bond market is flashing a warning over Iran. A veteran of energy geopolitics explains the risk
- US to revoke passports of parents with child support debt
- Medical emergencies can lead to debt and bankruptcy — even for insured Americans
- Average US Long-Term Mortgage Rate Falls to 6.48%, Retreating From Its Highest Level in 9 Months
- Nearly Fifty Debt Collector Calls in Two Weeks a Legitimate FDCPA Practice
- Rising mortgage rates cause surge in demand for riskier loans
- Credit card debt dips to $1.25 trillion — but maintains ‘K-shaped’ pattern, New York Fed research shows