Candidly’s AI chatbot is supporting employees with their student loans
Employees are desperate for guidance on paying off their crippling student loan debt. Could AI have the answer? The student loan debt in
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Loans
A new era for college borrowing: loan forgiveness is out, private loans are in
It’s been a confusing — and at times, chaotic — few weeks for student loan borrowers. President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill, signed
Banking
Somalia makes national digital ID mandatory for banking transactions from Sept. 1
A new rule will soon go into effect in Somalia mandating citizens wishing to open a new bank account or update an old
Mortgage
Mortgage Rates Dip Slightly Even as Fed Holds Steady on Cuts
Mortgage rates trended slightly downward on Thursday after the Federal Reserve held firm on its rate policy, maintaining a wait-and-see stance despite mounting
Banking
Reclaiming Our Money, Reclaiming Our Power: Strategy and Solidarity at the Public Banking Convening
On May 20, advocates, organizers, and financial justice leaders from across the country came together in Washington, D.C., to mark the release of
Crypto
Innovative Chinese dissident uses cryptocurrency to fund his activism
This article was originally published by Radio Free Asia and is reprinted with permission. To skeptics, a meme coin is a fast way to make
Banking
CECOM Spotlight: From Bay Area banking to battlefield logistics | Article
Ehsan Sherdil is a supply systems analyst with CECOM’s Logistics & Technical Support Directorate (LTSD), Master Data & Maintenance Team. (Photo Credit: Sean
Funds
Rounds wins Trump endorsement after playing deal-making role in rescinding public media funds
Seth Tupper | South Dakota Searchlight President Donald Trump issued a reelection endorsement Monday for South Dakota’s U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds, days after
Mortgage
Average rate on a 30-year mortgage eases again, offering modest relief
The average rate on a 30-year U.S. mortgage eased to where it was three weeks ago, modest relief for prospective homebuyers challenged by
Banking
Senate Banking moves housing bill forward
“For far too long, Congress believed this problem was too big to solve,” said Sen. Tim Scott R-S.C., the chair of the Banking