Tag: Finance News
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Student Loan Borrowers Struggle to Enter Housing Market Despite 3.5 Years of Payment Relief
The extended break was intended to provide some financial relief, but it appears that the burden of student loan borrowers continues to hamper their dreams of homeownership. In a recent study, it has been revealed that student loan borrowers, who enjoyed a substantial 3.5-year respite from payments, are encountering significant hurdles in their attempts to…
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DENVER METRO – Rents are climbing month-over-month in the Denver-area; Here’s why
DENVER (KDVR) – Denver metro rents are rising month after month, but they remain lower than the same time last year. The Denver-Aurora-Lakewood metro area is one of the most costly rental markets in the United States. According to a June Realtor.com survey, the median rent for apartments, which include studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, is…
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0.4% Sales Tax Increase Approved by the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors through 15-3 votes
In an effort to avoid harsh service cuts, the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors overwhelmingly authorized a 0.4% sales tax increase and modifications to the county’s pension system on Thursday. In a full board meeting, the supervisors voted 15-3. It needed to be approved by two-thirds of the district supervisors, or 12 of the 18…
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CollegeAmerica Students Get $130 Million in Student Loan Relief After Misleading Claims
The move comes after investigations revealed that the college had misled students about potential salaries and job prospects. The U.S. Education Department has made a landmark decision to discharge $130 million in federal student loans for 7,400 borrowers who attended the now-defunct for-profit college, CollegeAmerica, in Colorado CollegeAmerica, which was part of the Center for…
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Here’s Why High Rent Prices Continue In Bay Area Despite Efforts To Cool Off Rental Prices
Why do high rent prices continue in Bay Area despite efforts to cool off rental prices? High Rent Prices in Bay Area Continue to Contribute to Increasing Overall Inflation With the high rent prices in Bay Area, the increased rental prices reportedly contribute to increasing overall inflation across the country, wherein the inflation is reflected…
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Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions Releases 2022 Annual Report
This comprehensive report encompasses state-chartered banks, lenders, and securities firms operating within Kentucky in 2022. The Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions has recently published its highly anticipated 2022 annual report, shedding light on the state’s financial industry’s status during the past year Furthermore, the report emphasizes the Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions‘ unwavering dedication to…
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$130 Million In Student Debt Relief For More Than 7,000 Eligible Colorado Students Coming In August – Check More About It Here!
$130 million in student debt relief is expected to come this August for more than 7,000 eligible Colorado students struggling to pay their debts. Student Debt Relief Coming to More Than 7,000 CollegeAmerica Former Students Following False Program Advertisement Allegations $130 million in student debt relief is coming to more than 7,000 former students of…
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Over 7,400 Defrauded Borrowers From CollegeAmerica Secures Debt Relief: A Small Group Of Borrowers Are Set To Have Their Outstanding Debt Canceled.
Attorney General of Colorado Phil Weiser applauded the US Department of Education’s news today that 7,400 students, or defrauded borrowers, who attended CollegeAmerica sites in Colorado between January 1, 2006, and July 1, 2020, will receive $130 million in automatic loan forgiveness. There won’t be widespread student loan forgiveness, but a small number of individuals…
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$1.3 Billion In Student Loan Forgiveness To Provide Relief To Loan Borrowers in Pennsylvania – Check How To Apply Here!
$1.3 billion in student loan forgiveness will aim to provide relief to eligible loan borrowers in Pennsylvania. $1.3 Billion in Student Loan Forgiveness Will Provide Relief to Eligible Loan Borrowers in Pennsylvania With the student loan forgiveness announcement, $1.3 billion in student loan forgiveness will provide debt relief to eligible loan borrowers in Pennsylvania, wherein…
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New Art Education Programs Expected Following Funding Increase Allocated To K-12 Curriculum
New art education programs are expected following the funding increase allocated to the K-12 curriculum. New Art Education Programs Coming to Several Schools Following Funding Increase to K-12 Curriculum Following the funding increase to the K-12 curriculum, there will be more funds to be allocated to establish more art education programs, wherein expanded art education…