MacKenzie Hawkins

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U.S. Jobless Claims Show Emerging Cracks In A Strong Labor Market

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Economists have been puzzled as to why claims have been so low.

Fed's Key Bank Test Overlooked Interest-Rate Risk For A Decade

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The central bank's stress testing failed to capture the realities of the pandemic recovery, according to economists.

The $1.8 Trillion Student Debt Bubble Is Now The Supreme Court's Problem

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However the court rules on the president's debt forgiveness plans, the broader problem isn't going away.

Key Part Of Biden's Student Loan Plan Carries Hefty Price Tag

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The reforms would reduce the overall amount that eligible borrowers have to repay by an average of 40%.

Two In Three Americans In Survey Couldn't Cover $400 Emergency

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The data, which comes from Suze Orman's emergency savings startup, contrasts with federal numbers.

Inflation Means Big Raises Aren't Enough For Some Workers

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The job market has meant better pay for many Americans, but surging prices have eaten into the increased earnings.

More Americans Tap Credit Cards For Everyday Expenses

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A Census Bureau survey revealed more households are using credit cards to cover spending needs.

Mark These Dates For Clients With Student Loans

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Borrowers should get some clarity this year on things like student loan forgiveness.

How Gen Z Should Prepare Their Finances For 2023

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For Gen Z, the start of the new year is a good time to do a financial health checkup.

Powerball Math: Winner Faces Inflation Dilemma On $1.5 Billion Payout

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The lump-sum award on a winning ticket would drop to roughly $470 million after federal taxes.

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