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1 week ago | bankrate.com | Alex Gailey |Chris Kahn

Whiplash may be the best word to describe the stock market recently. The announcement of Trump’s reciprocal tariffs earlier this month sent investors into a frenzy. The S&P 500 teetered on the edge of bear market territory, at one point dropping almost 19 percent below its all-time high on Feb. 19. Then stocks shot back up after Trump announced a 90-day pause on most reciprocal tariffs, with the exception of China. On April 9, the S&P 500 experienced its third-largest gain in a single day since 1980.

2 weeks ago | bankrate.com | Sarah Foster |Chris Kahn

If the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates this year, don’t bank on it curing your borrowing woes. As panic over President Donald Trump’s massive “Liberation Day” tariffs swept across global financial markets, traders started upping their bets that U.S. central bankers might soon cut interest rates.

1 month ago | firstcluereviews.com | Chris Kahn

0 Our favorite otherworldly investigators, Mossa and Pleiti, Jupiter-residing gay gals with a whole lot of know-how, are back. Or at least Pleiti is back, having been called up to help a good friend’s cousin, Villette, who is about to undergo her donfense, a sort of doctoral defense. Reluctantly, Pleiti agrees, despite the lengthy trip out to Stortellen University, located at the furthest reaches of the planet. But there are problems.

1 month ago | bankrate.com | Sarah Foster |Chris Kahn

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1 month ago | bankrate.com | Alex Gailey |Chris Kahn

The uncertainty surrounding several popular student income-driven repayment (IDR) plans under the new administration could disproportionately hurt women with student loan debt, according to experts. Women increasingly outnumber men on college campuses; they leave with higher student loan balances on average, and when they graduate, they tend to earn less than their male counterparts.