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Biden's New Student Debt Relief Plan Will Likely Face Legal Challenges

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The Supreme Court signaled that President Biden faces a large hurdle in implementing a broad debt relief plan.

What The Supreme Court Student Loan Decision Means For Your Client's Money

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The decision comes as many prospective students and their parents are debating whether college is worth the cost.

Supreme Court Throws Out Biden's Student-Loan Relief Plan

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Chief Justice John Roberts said the Biden administration program was “seizing the power of the legislature.”

Supreme Court Rejects Use Of Race In University Admissions

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The ruling could mean fewer Black and Hispanic students at the country's top universities.

Student Loan-Relief Backers Warn Biden 'Failure Isn't An Option'

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Proponents of student loan forgiveness say President Biden has other options if his original plan is struck down.

Anxiety Rocks Student Borrowers As Chance Of $20,000 Relief Dims

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For now, some are putting life decisions on hold as they await a Supreme Court ruling.

Return Of Student Loan Payments Will Stretch Household Budgets

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With the pandemic-era pause set to end, many Americans will struggle to cover their expenses.

Consumer Awareness Of 529 Plans Is Dropping, Edward Jones Says

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Only 34% of surveyed adults were able to correctly identify 529 plans.

Students Anxiously Await New Student Aid Rules

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Will the Department of Education's December debut of the simplified FAFSA form meet expectations or receive an F?

Restart Of Student Loan Payments Included In Debt-Ceiling Deal

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Monthly bills will resume 60 days after June 30 if the legislation is enacted by Congress.

Wade Pfau On Using TIPS To Reveal A Retirement Plan's Funded Ratio

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This retirement income planning strategy relies on simplicity and two numbers.

White House's Student Loan Repayment Plan Needs Fixing

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A pause that covered 45 million borrowers and $1.6 trillion in loans will soon end.

Number Of Colleges In Distress Is Up 70% From 2012

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Elite private schools and Ivy League institutions are in a “substantially” stronger position, a new report says.

Congrats, College Grad. Good Luck Finding That Dream Job

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Graduates at Ivy League schools and elsewhere are struggling to find employment.

Connecticut's $600 Million Plan To Narrow Wealth Gap: Give Kids Trust Funds

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Connecticut and Washington, DC, both approved baby bond programs in 2021, and several other states have considered the idea.

Here's When Borrowers Might Have To Start Paying Student Loans Again

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The Supreme Court is likely to announce a decision on President Joe Biden's forgiveness plan in the coming weeks.

Parents Paying Down Student Debt Worry How They'll Send Kids To College

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With monthly bills slated to resume in coming months, borrowers with children are facing a squeeze.

Fed Says Banks Kept Tightening Loan Standards In First Quarter

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The proportion of banks tightening terms on loans for medium and large businesses rose to 46%.

Ric Edelman: Tech Could Wreck Annuity, Insurance Income

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Edelman said there are two demographic forces straining the wealth management industry: fewer advisors and more clients.

MIT Is A College Bargain. NYU, Not So Much.

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New data on costs for students who receive federal aid show that some elite private schools offer great deals.

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