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If you live anywhere from the Gulf Coast to Miami, a rate decrease — even a modest one like 2.6% — can free up real money in your monthly budget. The exact savings differ by county and by carrier, but ...

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Instead, many people saw their credit card rates barely move, dropping by only a fraction of a percent, which felt less like ...

Due to a new settlement agreement, the Department of Education will not enroll any new borrowers in the SAVE plan and will deny any pending applicants. Those currently enrolled in the program will be ...

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