Credit card rewards in 2026 come with new fine print, shrinking perks for many Americans. Learn key traps to avoid and how to keep your points safe.
Debt & Credit
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Rent reporting is booming in 2026—discover how paying rent can help renters raise their credit scores, …
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Debt burdens after disaster can feel impossible, but hidden relief moves—from FEMA to credit forbearance—can shrink …
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New Justice and Education Department guidelines offer a clear, stepwise path for discharging federal student loans …
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President Trump’s proposal for a 10% credit card interest rate cap has reignited debate about affordable …
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Forgiveness for federal student loans will be taxable under IDR plans starting in 2026—reviving concerns about …
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Wage garnishment for defaulted student loans resumes January 2026. Learn how income-driven plans, rehabilitation, consolidation, and …
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Gas and heating costs are up, but concrete help is available. Learn how utility hardship grants, …
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With lawmakers debating a 10% national credit card rate cap, what could change for your payments—and …
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North Carolina just wiped away $6.5B in medical debt through Medicaid expansion and hospital policies. What’s …