Housing
Louisiana Ranks Among States with Lowest Income, Study Finds
A new study by WalletHub ranks Louisiana as one of the states where people have the lowest income.
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BBC License Fee Payers Plummet By Half A Million
The number of households paying the BBC license fee has significantly decreased, coinciding with efforts to revamp funding models at the corporation.
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Mayor Mamdani’s Rental Ripoff Report Faces Criticism from Landlord Advocates
Critics argue the report's recommendations could harm the private rental housing sector, while supporters say they are necessary to address issues of landlord abuse.
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A Third of Young Adults in U.S. Live with Parents, Report Finds
A new report indicates that one-third of young adults under 35 are living at home with their parents, a trend often met with embarrassment or shame despite being common elsewhere.
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A wave of student loan defaults has surged across the United States since pandemic-era protections lapsed
Student loan defaults have reached record levels as borrowers struggle to keep up with their payments, according to multiple news outlets.
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Thousands of Student Loan Borrowers Set to Benefit from $23 Billion Settlement
A significant settlement is expected to provide debt relief for thousands of student loan borrowers who were defrauded, bringing closure to a long-standing issue.
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California Housing Overhaul to Bring Wave of Affordable Homes Across State
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed legislation aimed at speeding up affordable housing construction, lowering costs and increasing the availability of cheaper homes in California.
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Student Housing P3 Default in California Does Not Dampen Investor Interest
Despite defaults, investors remain bullish on student housing projects.
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Oprah Winfrey to Close South African Girls' School in 2027
Oprah Winfrey's school for underprivileged girls in South Africa is set to close after nearly two decades of operation.
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How Much Should You Have in Your 401(k) at 56? Vanguard Data Reveals a Significant Gap Between Average and Median Balances
A new study from Vanguard reveals that the average balance in Americans' 401(k)s at age 56 is significantly lower than the median, sparking concern among financial experts.
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Only a Quarter of Households Meet America's New Wealth Benchmark for Retirement Savings
A new study reveals that only 25% of American households have reached the wealth benchmark for retirement savings, with retirees and near-retirees even further behind.
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Best Private Student Loans in July 2026
Three wire news outlets highlight the best private student loans available for graduate and bad credit students, emphasizing low rates and flexible repayment options.
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What Happens When Student Loan Forbearance Ends?
This article discusses the consequences of student loan forbearance ending and offers refinancing options.
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Trump Accounts Could Affect Student Aid Eligibility Amid Federal Loan Overhaul
Experts are unsure how new Trump Accounts will influence student aid eligibility, while some major changes in the federal student loan system have been noted.
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Parents Need to Know About Trump Accounts Despite Limited Time for Seed Money
This article discusses the remaining time for parents to invest in Trump accounts, which are similar to IRAs but specifically for minors.
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46,000 Borrowers Enroll in New Student Loan Repayment Plan on Launch Day
Thousands of borrowers quickly enrolled in a new student loan repayment plan upon its launch, with many applying within the first 24 hours.
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Mortgage Rates Remain High, Climbing to New Year's Peak
Mortgage rates have reached their highest point in a year, according to recent data from msn.com.
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Bipartisan Bill Proposes Extending Homebuying Benefits to Surviving Veteran Spouses
Two Democratic congresswomen have introduced a bill that would extend federal housing benefits to surviving spouses of deceased veterans.
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Actress Diagnosed with Breast Cancer Due to Dream About a Lump
An actress, who had previously survived breast cancer, was recently diagnosed again after having a vivid dream about a lump.
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The Washington Post appoints a new Opinion editor following recent changes
The Washington Post has appointed a new Opinion editor, four months after making significant changes to the section and losing its previous editor.
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Los Angeles County Rent Levels Decline, But Budget Strain Persists for Recent Graduates
Despite a four-year low in rent prices, recent college graduates still find it difficult to afford housing in Los Angeles County.
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