Adam Hardy

2 days ago | money.com | Adam Hardy |Katherine Peach

While much of the focus on President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” is on tax breaks, immigration and health insurance, the sprawling budget deal is also expected to overhaul how the government handles student loans. The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a version of the bill last month, and the Senate subcommittee in charge of education policy recently released its 71-page portion of the legislation that focuses on federal student loans and grants.

2 days ago | money.com | Adam Hardy |Kaitlin Mulhere

In early 2023, Ellen Schendel called a meeting with faculty across all departments at Bowling Green State University. The single item on the agenda: ChatGPT, which had just made its way into the public's hands. Colleges around the country were scrambling to figure out a game plan. On many campuses, the focus at first was on how to ban students from using artificial intelligence to cheat.

2 days ago | flipboard.com | Adam Hardy

6 hours ago15 new jobs AI could create - could one be your next gig? From AI agent interaction architect to synthetic reality producer, AI may open up a lot of new career opportunities. Imagine being at a party in the …2 hours agoGemini CLI is a free, open source coding agent that brings AI to your terminalNow, devs who prefer the terminal can get AI assistance, too. Some developers prefer to live in the command line interface (CLI), eschewing the flashy …

1 week ago | money.com | Adam Hardy |Julia Glum

The wealth gap between homeowners and renters in the U.S. has never been wider. The typical homeowner now has a net worth that's 43 times greater than that of the average renter, according to an analysis of federal data by the National Association of Realtors. Net worth is a measure of total wealth that looks at the value of assets (such as homes) and liabilities (such as debts). In 2025, the net worth of homeowners is $430,000 on average, compared to the $10,000 net worth of renters.

2 weeks ago | money.com | Adam Hardy |Katherine Peach

Your credit report is getting a reader-friendly makeover. Equifax, one of the three major credit bureaus, unveiled on Thursday a new design for its physical credit report, which now prominently displays your credit score at the top along with a breakdown of the factors that help and harm it. "The new U.S. consumer credit report design was undertaken in direct response to consumer feedback," Tina Shell, a senior vice president at Equifax, said in a news release.