Your Guide to Inflation Relief Resources
Learn how to secure the support you need during tough economic times.
Connecticut Borrowers Can Now Get Up to $20,000 in Student Loan Refunds: Applications Open Friday
Good news for Connecticut residents with student debt: starting this Friday, you can apply for the state’s Student Loan Reimbursement Program and get up to $20,000 over fou...
Inflation in Focus: How Americans Can Navigate Financial Uncertainty
Inflation remains a topic of concern for Americans, as recent insights from the Federal Reserve highlight potential vulnerabilities to future cost increases. Read: Government Income Programs to Help ...
The $70K Salary Homebuyer’s Guide: Affording a House in 2025
With rising inflation and fluctuating interest rates, the question of how much house you can afford on a $70,000 salary is more complex than ever. Home prices, mortgage rates, and cost-of-living differences acr...
Which States Are Sending Stimulus Checks in May 2025? Here’s the Full List
As inflation, rising costs, and tariff-driven price hikes continue to stretch household budgets across the country, several states are stepping in with targeted economic relief. It’s getting...
How Inflation Affects Your Everyday Life
Inflation is an economic condition where the overall price level rises over time. The rise in prices, or the inflation rate, increases the cost of goods and services. Inflation affects everyone differently depending on their income...
FAFSA Form Gets a Makeover: What it Means for Your Financial Aid
Starting with the 2024-2025 academic year, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is getting a much-needed makeover. This revamp aims to simplify the aid application process for millions of ...
Social Security Beneficiaries to Receive an Extra $150, Confirms SSA
Exciting news for Social Security beneficiaries! The Social Security Administration (SSA) has officially confirmed that in the upcoming payment cycle, individuals can expect to receive an additional $150. ...
Nobel Economists Warn of Economic Downturn: Are You Ready For It?
Recently, a group of 16 Nobel Prize-winning economists expressed deep concerns about a potential economic downturn. With inflation rates hitting a 40-year high at 8.6% in May 2023, and the Federal Reserve ra...
Navigating Inflation: Managing Costs as Consumer Price Increases Slow
Inflation rates have shown signs of easing, marking the first decline since 2020 as consumer price increases slowly. Despite this positive trend, managing rising costs remains a priority for many househo...
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