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The Trump administration rolls out another $1 billion in loans

The Trump administration is committing another $1 billion in federal financing, this time to bring a shuttered nuclear reactor at Three Mile Island back into service. The move folds a symbolically loaded plant into President Donald Trump’s broader push to expand domestic energy supply and power-hungry technologies like artificial intelligence with firm, around-the-clock electricity. By…

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Car payments hit $1,000 as buyers stretch loans to seven years

As car buyers face mounting affordability pressures, a significant shift is occurring in the automotive financing landscape. Increasingly, consumers are committing to monthly car payments exceeding $1,000, with one in five buyers now taking on this financial burden. This trend has pushed $1,000+ monthly new car payments to unprecedented levels, setting records in the process….

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New Trump move could make future relief tougher for student loans

A recent decision by the Trump administration concerning the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) could significantly complicate future student loan forgiveness efforts for millions of borrowers. This move is part of broader Trump administration policies on student loans that critics argue act as an anti-stimulus for the struggling economy, potentially exacerbating financial pressures on younger…

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Some borrowers remain blocked from tax-free loan forgiveness

Despite recent policy shifts, certain student loan borrowers remain blocked from accessing tax-free forgiveness under federal programs. The Trump administration has agreed to deliver more student loan forgiveness for some federal borrowers, including restarting cancellation processes. However, a critical deadline looms with just 10 weeks left for affected individuals to avoid a significant tax burden…

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