June 5, 2025

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What To Know in 2025

Note that there are lifetime aggregate limits for unsubsidized and subsidized student loans. You can’t borrow more than $57,500 for your undergraduate degree, and your limit for undergraduate plus graduate school is $138,500. Direct Plus Loans don’t have set limits like other Direct Loans do. Instead, Direct Plus Loan limits are based on your school’s

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Senator Wants California to Insure Multifamily Construction

A new bill in the California State Senate could make it easier for developers to move forward on multifamily projects across the state.  Sen. Dave Cortese, who represents San Jose, recently filed SB 750, which would allow the state to use its credit to insure construction and permanent loans for multifamily housing. The proposed legislation

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Judge Blocks Trump Plan to Transfer Student Loans, Shut Down Ed. Dept.

President Donald Trump’s plan to shut down the Department of Education is officially on pause. A federal judge on Thursday issued a ruling blocking Trump’s administration from carrying out its executive order to dismantle the Department of Education. The ruling also blocked the department’s plan to fire additional employees and its intent to transfer student

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Financial advisor shares smart moves for tackling your student loans

It’s been about five years since the Biden Administration paused college loan repayments. Last month, President Donald Trump announced collections would resume beginning May 5. According to the Department of Education, more than 5 million borrowers have not made a payment in more than 360 days. This number could double to 10 million in just

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Gen Z explores trade school instead of college to save and earn money

Graduating Highland High student plans to make money first in cosmetology and then consider college (Ava Bateman |Special to The Tribune) Highland High School senior Penelope Masotti is going to study cosmetology after graduation. She wants to first have a stable career and make money before considering college. By Olive Grabe | For The Salt

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Pag-IBIG: P30.22B in home loans released in Q1 2025

The Home Development Mutual Fund or Pag-IBIG Fund said Thursday it has released P30.22 billion in home loans in the first quarter of 2025. In a news release, Pag-IBIG said the amount was 8% higher or over P2 billion more than the P28.09 billion in housing loans disbursed during the same period in 2024. Loan

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Best Personal Loans for Bad Credit Guaranteed Approval Direct Lenders up to $5000 No Credit Check – Payday Ventures

DALLAS, May 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Payday Ventures, a leading provider of online loans, operates platforms offering fast and flexible personal loans for bad credit with guaranteed approval. For millions of Americans with less-than-perfect credit, accessing reliable financing can feel impossible. But in 2025, getting approved is easier than ever thanks to digital lenders

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Why Aren’t Klarna Customers Repaying Their Loans?

Customers are explaining why they aren’t paying off their debt. Rebekah Harding Posted on May 21 2025 1:00 pm CDT Klarna, the Swedish “buy now, pay later” fintech company, used an AI-generated version of its CEO to deliver bad news about customer loan repayment rates. Featured Video Why aren’t Klarna customers repaying their loans? According

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Californians are late paying 18% of their student loans – The Mercury News

Despite the financial stress of Golden State life, Californians are relatively good at paying bills compared with the rest of the nation. Take student loans. In the first quarter of 2025, 18% of California student loans were late. That may seem like a stunningly high rate of skipped payments, but it’s the 10th lowest delinquency

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Californians are late paying 18% of their student loans – Orange County Register

Despite the financial stress of Golden State life, Californians are relatively good at paying bills compared with the rest of the nation. Take student loans. In the first quarter of 2025, 18% of California student loans were late. That may seem like a stunningly high rate of skipped payments, but it’s the 10th lowest delinquency

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