8 best private student loans of August 2022
Private student loans are a great way to pay for college after you’ve exhausted other options. Find out the best private lenders of August 2022.
Colleges scale back COVID precautions for fall, saying pandemic phase over
Colleges across the country are scaling back their COVID-19 measures, including dropping mask mandates and testing requirements, as the start of fall term nears.
Today’s best mortgage refinance deal? 15-year rates are the lowest available | August 3, 2022
Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for August 3, 2022, which are up from yesterday.
CVS exceeds Q2 expectations thanks to growing prescriptions, COVID test kits
CVS has exceeded its Q2 expectations with the help of COVID test kit sales and a growing number of prescriptions. The longer cold season has helped the company thrive.
Democrat lawmakers urge Biden to extend student loan payment pause
Lawmakers have urged the Biden administration to extend the current student loan payment pause past the end of August.
Atlantic City's Mirage Casino to be run by Joe Lupo following Hard Rock purchase
Hard Rock, who purchased the Mirage Casino from MGM, has named Joe Lupo to run the casino. The job is one of the highest-profile casino leadership spots in the country.
Today’s mortgage rates: Look to shorter terms for greater interest savings | August 3, 2022
Check out the mortgage rates for August 3, 2022, which are up from yesterday.
Wikipedia restricting new users from editing 'recession' page
Wikipedia is restricting new and anonymous from making changes to the page for "recession" following a debate over its exact definition.
Should you take out a personal loan to invest?
In most cases, it’s a bad idea to use a personal loan to invest. Learn why.
Robinhood posts 44% slump in revenue, slashes headcount by 23%
After reporting slumping revenues, Robinhood announced they are cutting nearly a quarter of their its' full-time staff and doing internal restructuring.
Instagram rolls back changes after Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner rip app
"Kardashians" stars Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian were vocal about Instagram's updates, arguing the platform was too similar to social media rival TikTok.
Lawsuit accusing Pornhub parent Mindgeek of monetizing child pornography can move forward, judge rules
A California judge has ruled that a lawsuit accusing Visa and Pornhub parent company MindGeek of violating child porn and trafficking laws by monetizing illegal content can move forward.
Equifax sent lenders inaccurate credit scores on millions of consumers
Equifax sent incorrect credit scores to to banks and nonbank lenders that may have been off by as much as 20 points in either direction.
Help: I’m a disabled senior and I can’t pay my student loans
The Credible Money Coach explains how disability discharge works for federal student loan borrowers.
Household credit card debt surges in second quarter, highest jump in over 20 years
American household credit card debt surged by the highest amount in over 20 years during the second quarter, according to the New York Federal Reserve.
Home equity loan and HELOC requirements in 2022
If you’re thinking of tapping your home’s equity soon, learn more about home equity loan and HELOC requirements, and how they might benefit you.
America's biggest warehouse is running out of room. It's about to get worse
The largest warehouse market in America, located in Los Angeles, California, is full as merchandise continues to flood in from across the Pacific Ocean.
Maine sports betting laws go into affect soon, wagering may still be months away
Native American tribes in Maine will be in control of mobile sports betting in the state. It will take more than a year before sports betting begins in Maine.
Kentucky's Ascend Elements Inc. to build plant, will create 250 jobs
Ascend Elements Inc. is investing in their Kentucky plant. The company will create 250 full-time jobs with the $310 million investment,
These are the top retirement income concerns for many older Americans, according to a survey
In a recent survey, many older Americans said inflation is changing their retirement plans.



















