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July 29, 2026

Bipartisan Bill Would Expand Tax-Free Charitable Giving From 401(k)s

Bipartisan Bill Would Expand Tax-Free Charitable Giving From 401(k)s

A new bipartisan bill aims to allow retirees to make tax-free charitable donations from 401(k)s, enhancing flexibility and support for nonprofits.

Why Fixed Mortgage Payments Keep Rising

Why Fixed Mortgage Payments Keep Rising

Discover why rising property taxes and insurance costs are increasing fixed mortgage payments, impacting homeowners nationwide despite stable interest rates.

Older Worker Training Program Faces Budget Threat

Older Worker Training Program Faces Budget Threat

The proposed budget cuts threaten vital job training for older adults, jeopardizing their reentry into the workforce and impacting communities nationwide.

How Families Can Handle an Aging Parent's Finances

How Families Can Handle an Aging Parent’s Finances

Discover essential strategies for adult children to manage their aging parent’s finances while navigating challenges of trust and control.

Employers Are Missing a Financial Safety Net for Caregivers and Disabled Workers

Employers Are Missing a Financial Safety Net for Caregivers and Disabled Workers

Discover how employers can better support caregivers and disabled workers by leveraging financial tools that enhance retention and security.

Student loan forgiveness timelines are shifting under Trump

Student loan forgiveness timelines are shifting under Trump

Discover how shifting student loan forgiveness timelines under the Trump administration could impact your repayment options and financial future.

Capital One Targets Alleged Scam Call Operators in Trademark Lawsuit

Capital One takes legal action against scam call operators for impersonating the bank, aiming to protect customers and uphold its trademark rights.

April Inflation Pressure Rises as Iran War Lifts Energy Costs

Rising inflation in April 2026 reflects the impact of the Iran war on energy costs, affecting everything from gas prices to grocery bills.

2.6 Million Borrowers Fall Into Student Loan Default as Credit Damage Returns

Over 2.6 million borrowers face student loan defaults impacting credit scores as pandemic protections end, revealing a new financial reality.

Credit Card Debt Eases Slightly, but the Strain Remains Uneven

Credit card debt shows a slight decline, but many Americans still struggle as inflation and interest rates create a widening financial divide.

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