Recently, the Department of Education released a memo saying that it vastly overstated the student loan repayment rates for most colleges. The new figures suggest that at more than 1000 colleges and trade schools (about a fourth of all schools), at

2016 will certainly go down as one of the more interesting years in recent memory. By far, the biggest story of the year was the presidential election results. Since the election, there have been quite a number reactions; not least of which has been

I read a quote that caught my attention today: “If you don’t have an estate plan, the state you live in will give you one.” I’m sure you’ve all heard that the famous musician, Prince, passed away suddenly in April, and this is exactly what

You have probably heard through the grapevine that a couple popular Social Security "loopholes" are soon to be closed. The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 was passed by the House last October and among other things, it eliminated two popular Social

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