by FA Staff
Surveyed public service and nonprofit workers said student debt was the biggest threat to their finances.
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Janet Lorin
The drop in investment returns occurred as colleges had more expenses and fewer revenues due to Covid-19.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Private health-care workers and social workers have an average student loan balance of $72,800, Fidelity says.
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Jeff Schlegel
But debt levels remain high, and policy initiatives should focus on those most in need of help, EBRI said.
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Patricia Hurtado
He is the only one of about a dozen parents charged in the scam to escape prosecution.
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Kristen V. Brown
These schools have been mostly able to offer in-person learning with relatively few incidents.
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Janet Lorin
The cost of a U.S. college education has finally stopped going up—at least at some schools.
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Raymond Fazzi
The list includes some of the most prestigious, and expensive, universities in the nation.
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Eric Rasmussen
Covid-19 shone a light on an existing college crisis, and it's likely that the value of higher education will never be seen the same way.
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Christopher Robbins
Time is running out this year to offer clients these tax-related benefits.
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Raymond Fazzi
Before the pandemic stamped out much of U.S. campus social life, these were viewed by students as the top party schools.
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Joe Nocera
Allowing the debt to be discharged could tighten lending standards, put a lid on tuition increases and end shady universities.
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Matthew Erskine
Giving up U.S. citizenship can be complicated and costly for those with any significant amount of wealth.
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Catherine Bosley
Closures and lockdowns will cause an entire generation of children, according to a recent report.
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Karen DeMasters
The quality of the instructors and the digital courses should be scrutinized by parents and students, OneClass said.
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Kristen V Brown
Nevertheless, in some areas, outbreaks are occurring within schools.
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Christopher Robbins
Women may not feel the objective benefits they're getting from a personal financial literacy education.
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Janet Lorin
Colleges worry that continued Trump immigration policies could choke off lucrative foreign undergrads.
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Bloomberg News
The unemployment rate for young people age 20 to 24 was 12.5% in September, the highest among adults.
