4 Facts You Should Know About Student Loan Forgiveness

Sure, everyone who takes out student loans would love to be awarded complete student loan forgiveness. Just one wave of the magic wand by someone sitting in a federal office,

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Federal Judge Rules Against Betsy DeVos in Student Loan Forgiveness Case

It was only a few days ago that Financial Helpers reported on this developing Education Secretary Betsy DeVos story. She, along with the Trump administration, was purposely keeping students from

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President Trump Has Changed Student Loan Forgiveness Laws

Student loan forgiveness programs can be helpful to many students who struggle under a mountain of debt. Attempts were made by the Obama administration to ease the burden somewhat, but

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Small Businesses Are Thriving Under Trump’s Tax and Regulation Cuts

For months, we’ve been hearing that the tax cuts implemented by President Trump weren’t good enough. Last December’s vote was only for the wealthy. Only mega corporations and the wealthiest

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The Recession Has Caused Millennials to Make Retirement Saving Mistakes

When you grow up during a time of turmoil, it can distort your thinking to the point of learning not to trust a certain institution…or you might get bit! Can

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Trump’s Second Round of Tax Cuts are Coming. Here’s What We Know

If you were worried that the tax cuts implemented this year didn’t do enough to help middle class workers, worry no more. Yesterday, President Donald Trump met with the Republican

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Automakers Have a Tough Message for Trump

As countries across the world continue to play a nasty game of tariff tug-of-war, industries in nearly every sector are crying for mercy. We reported last week that not everyone

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OPEC Agrees to New Deal to Bring Down Oil Prices

It’s often known that in the summer, you’ll be paying more for gas. Rising prices typically signal a boost in demand as more people decide to go on trips and

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Trump’s Tariffs Aren’t Bad News for Everyone

Not everyone likes the idea of a tariff. If you’re a consumer of products, you might think of the tariff as a tax on you. If products (or the ingredients

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