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Money is a U.S. personal finance brand and website that is managed by Ad Practitioners LLC. It was previously a monthly magazine published by Time Inc. from 1972 to 2018 and then by Meredith Corporation from 2018 to 2019. The site features a wide range of articles on personal finance subjects, including credit cards, mortgages, insurance, banking, and investing, as well as family finance topics such as college expenses, credit management, career advice, and home improvement. Money is particularly recognized for its yearly ranking of "America's Best Places to Live."

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4 Ways Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Would Change Student Loans

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.
How to Choose a College Major in the Age of AI

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.
Here's How Much Gas Prices Could Rise After U.S. Strikes in Iran

4 days ago | money.com | Pete Grieve |Julia Glum

U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and recent escalations in the Iran-Israel conflict have introduced fresh uncertainty into the global oil market. As the world waited to see how Iran would respond to Saturday's intervention, experts warned Monday morning that the cost of gasoline would likely rise this week. But Iran's weaker-than-expected retaliation diminished those initial fears.
12 Best Moving Companies of 2024

1 week ago | money.com | Tim Lucas

Selecting a moving company is no easy task. The best mover will depend on your needs, budget, and timing. We analyzed some of the top names in the industry, factoring in availability, services, cost, and customer reviews to find the best moving companies for any situation.
Social Security's Trust Funds Will Run Out of Money in Less Than 10 Years

1 week ago | money.com | Martha C. White |Julia Glum

Funding that Social Security relies on to pay benefits will run out one year earlier than previously projected, according to a new report published Wednesday. In its annual update, the Social Security Board of Trustees said the reserves in two trust funds tapped to supplement a shortfall in revenue will now be depleted in 2034, up from an estimate of 2035 last year.
This Common HSA Mistake Could Cost You Thousands of Dollars

1 week ago | money.com | Pete Grieve |Katherine Peach

While health savings accounts have great potential to help Americans prepare for future health care expenses, a high percentage of account holders are not investing their HSA funds — and it's robbing some folks of thousands (or more) over time.
Homeowners' Net Worth Is Now 43 Times Higher Than Renters'

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.
Trump Wants Lower Interest Rates. Here's Why the Fed Isn't Budging

1 week ago | money.com | Martha C. White |Katherine Peach

President Donald Trump hasn’t pulled any punches when it comes to criticizing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell about interest rates. Recent days have been no exception, as better-than-expected employment and inflation data gave Trump fresh fodder to lambast Powell for the central bank’s stance on interest rates. Trump took to social media after inflation data for May, published last week, showed that overall inflation was running at 2.4% on an annual basis. “Fed should lower one full point.
How and Where to Buy Shiba Inu

2 weeks ago | money.com | Marc Guberti |Jordan Chussler

Meme coin Shiba inu (SHIB) has delivered tremendous returns for early investors, but it’s nowhere close to the price it traded near at the end of 2021. Nonetheless, some speculative traders are loading up on SHIB, hoping that the meme coin has some magic left. Shiba inu was launched on the coattails of dogecoin’s success. This cryptocurrency shows the face of a shiba inu — a hunting dog in Japan that went after birds and rabbits.
Crypto Airdrops: How and Where to Find Them

2 weeks ago | money.com | Marc Guberti |Jordan Chussler

Imagine being an early crypto adopter in 2009 and receiving free bitcoin. That ship has sailed, but there are many startups that give out free crypto to spread awareness and increase trading activity for their coins and tokens. These opportunities are called crypto airdrops, and they can give you exposure to new altcoins. While the cryptocurrencies delivered via airdrops aren’t guaranteed to perform well, when you can get them for free, there is little to no risk involved.