By Greg Iacurci, CNBC Congress is scrambling to finish work on a bipartisan Covid relief bill that would offer additional unemployment benefits and other assistance before a financial cliff looming at month’s end. Yet out-of-work Americans may wait weeks to receive that aid, even if lawmakers pass legislation soon. The
By Maurie Backman, The Mottley Fool Given the number of Americans who have struggled financially during the coronavirus pandemic, you’d think foreclosure numbers would be booming. But actually, according to new research on household debt by The Ascent, foreclosure rates are down this year. While there were around 50,000 foreclosures
By Zack Friedman, Forbes Joe Biden can impact your student loans in many ways even if he doesn’t cancel student loans. Here’s what you need to know. Student Loans President-elect Joe Biden has called on Congress to cancel student loans immediately. Biden wants each borrower to receive $10,000 in student loan cancellation
