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Cornell Wants Admissions To Reward ‘Enough’ Instead Of ‘The Best’ — And Blames The Common App

Published on 2026-09-26 by The College Investor
Cornell's 238-page Future of the American University report targets AI, admissions, and opaque tuition pricing. Here are its four biggest recommendations. The post Cornell Wants Admissions To Reward &...
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Santa Clara University Expands California Promise Aid To Families Earning $150,000 Or Less

Published on 2026-09-26 by The College Investor
Santa Clara University will cover tuition, fees, and housing after family contribution for California families earning $150,000 or less from fall 2027. The post Santa Clara University Expands Californ...
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Will the AI Bubble Destroy our Retirement?

Published on 2026-09-25 by Mr. Money Mustache
Wow, how about that stock market?  It’s a phrase we keep having to dust off and use again, as the years go by and the market keeps surprising us.  When it crashes, some of us worry because...
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This Tahoe Hotel Got a Glow-Up, but Missed a Few Spots

Published on 2026-09-25 by NerdWallet
Caesars Rewards is the loyalty program for Caesars Entertainment, the owner of global brands such as Harrah’s, Horseshoe and Caesars Palace. Known most widely for casinos in Las Vegas and…
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National Coffee Day: Where to Find Free Coffee and Deals on Sept. 29

Published on 2026-09-25 by NerdWallet
National Coffee Day returns September 29, with deals confirmed from Klatch Coffee, Caribou Coffee, Dunkin' and more.
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Why the Bond Market’s Struggles Are Driving Up Mortgage Rates

Published on 2026-09-25 by NerdWallet
Inflation, an AI borrowing boom and rising government debt are pushing bond yields to their highest levels in 20 years — and mortgage rates are climbing right along with them.
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Mortgage Rates Today, Friday, September 25: A Little Relief, but Still Above 7%

Published on 2026-09-25 by NerdWallet
TL;DR: Rates fell today, but they’re still solidly above 7%.
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Refinancing Student Loans for a Lower Payment: What to Know

Published on 2026-09-25 by NerdWallet
Stretching your repayment term can lower your monthly payment — but you'll pay more in interest over the life of the loan.
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Three Months Into Expert Witness Work, I Get the Appeal

Published on 2026-09-25 by Physician on FIRE
About three months ago, I decided to actually give physician expert witness work a shot. It was something that had ... Read more
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How to Enroll in Health Insurance Through Covered California

Published on 2026-09-25 by Money Under 30
Stepping into full financial independence means taking on expenses you might have never thought about before. Health insurance is one of the big ones. It can feel confusing to navigate premiums and de...
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Top Healthcare Benefits Trends Shaping 2026-27

Published on 2026-09-25 by Money Under 30
Navigating healthcare benefits involves sorting through premiums, deductibles, copays, and coinsurance. In 2026-27, the landscape is shifting in your favor. Employers are implementing innovative benef...
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Cashflow Secrets From Mobile Home Park Investing

Published on 2026-09-25 by Money Under 30
Many were taught to build wealth by buying something significant and believing that it would increase in value. This could be a house, a stock, or a crypto coin your coworker is obsessed with. This ca...
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Total Student Loan Debt Hits $1.86 Trillion: What It Means for You in 2026

Published on 2026-09-25 by Money Under 30
Total student loan debt in the U.S. crossed $1.86 trillion this month, according to new Federal Reserve data. That’s up 3.1 percent from a year ago. Nearly 43 million people carry a federal loan...
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The Financial Checkups Worth Doing in Your 20s

Published on 2026-09-25 by Money Under 30
Very little of what happens with money in your twenties feels important at the time, because the amounts are small, the choices look easy to undo, and retirement still belongs to somebody much older t...
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We Make Too Much For Financial Aid. Should We Still File The FAFSA?

Published on 2026-09-25 by The College Investor
Think you make too much for financial aid? The FAFSA has no income cutoff, the 2027-28 form opened early, and your state may require it to graduate. The post We Make Too Much For Financial Aid. Should...
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Student Loan Borrowers In Their 40s Have 45% Smaller 401(k) Balances, EBRI Finds

Published on 2026-09-25 by The College Investor
EBRI finds student loan borrowers in their 40s have median 401(k) balances 45% lower than non-borrowers, and a universal loan match could add $11.2B a year. The post Student Loan Borrowers In Their 40...
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WisePal Review: Save Money On Bills And More

Published on 2026-09-25 by The College Investor
WisePal helps lower your monthly bills by finding better offers and negotiating with providers. You only pay if it saves you money. Learn more. The post WisePal Review: Save Money On Bills And More ap...
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