Katherine Hunt+FollowStudent Loan Plan Drama: Why Everyone’s Jumping ShipStudent loan borrowers are ditching the SAVE plan in droves thanks to lawsuits and endless confusion. With the plan basically frozen, people like Tammy Stinson are switching to the Income-Based Repayment plan just to keep making progress toward forgiveness. The kicker? If you stay in SAVE, you’re not making payments or racking up interest, but you’re also not getting any closer to forgiveness. No wonder 160,000 people bailed! The whole thing is a mess, and no one seems to have clear answers. #StudentLoans #LoanForgiveness #FinancialNews #CollegeDebt #MoneyMatters #Education1831Share
Diane Carter+FollowCredit Card Fees Just Got a Lot WorseDid you hear about the latest credit card news? Late fees on cards aren’t capped at $8 anymore—thanks to a new court ruling, banks can charge way more again! With credit card debt and living costs on the rise, this could really sting for anyone struggling with payments. Are you worried about higher fees or do you always pay on time? Let’s talk about it below! CreditCards #MoneyMatters #FinancialNews #Debt #PersonalFinance #Finance112Share
eric01+FollowJPMorgan Preps for Economic ChallengesJPMorgan's Jamie Dimon warns of economic turbulence ahead despite strong Q1 results. With $46.01 billion revenue and 500K new checking accounts, the bank is thriving. But with looming tariffs, inflation, and trade uncertainties, Dimon emphasizes readiness for diverse outcomes. Stay informed—"hope for the best, prepare for the rest!" #Economy #JamieDimon #JPMorgan #TradeWar #FinancialNews #Business70Share
David Morgan+FollowArgentina's Big IMF DealBreaking news! 🎉 Argentina secures a $20 billion deal with the IMF, aiming to stabilize its economy and boost foreign reserves. The agreement is a major step towards tackling inflation and enhancing social measures. President Milei applauded Economy Minister Caputo for this achievement. 🇦🇷💪 #Argentina #Economy #IMF #FinancialNews50Share
