As the 2025 tax season kicks off, the IRS may start sending letters to taxpayers eligible for the Child Tax Credit and ...

Forgiveness is a topic that comes up frequently in our traditional couple therapy and psychedelic-assisted couple therapy sessions. It’s something that many of us strive for, but it can often ...

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Ashley Parks is an Associate Editor at Newsweek based in North Carolina. Her focus is on personal finance, particularly covering debt, banking and Gen Z money. Ashley joined Newsweek in 2024 after ...

President Biden enacted a slew of policies designed to lower payments and expand access to federal student loan forgiveness programs. In some respects, he was quite successful, with nearly $190 ...

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A letter sent to Internal Revenue Service (IRS) employees said those involved in the 2025 tax season won’t be able to accept the buyout President Trump offered federal employees until after the ...

“As we head into 2025 and a second Trump administration, these vital programs are at great risk,” the letter reads, adding that the two most popular loan forgiveness programs are under threat.

The Biden administration announced that processing has resumed for certain IDR applications, offering borrowers pursuing student loan forgiveness with more pathways to get back on track.

The act of forgiveness entails the release of anger and resentment toward a person who has done you wrong. This act does not mean you have to condone or excuse the misdeed, nor do you need to ...