How to pay off student loans in 5 years: A step-by-step guide
If you want to pay off your student loans in five years, consider boosting your income, cutting unnecessary expenses and refinancing your loans.
Having a college degree can double your earning potential, but only if you do this
A college degree can pay off in the form of higher earning potential, but the total cost of attendance causes many students to take out debt. See a few ways to borrow undergraduate student loans without eating into your income.
Today's 10-year, 15-year mortgage refinance rates approach one month at near-record lows | August 24, 2021
Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for August 24, 2021, which are mostly unchanged from yesterday.
Today's mortgage rates edge up for longest and shortest terms, others unchanged | August 24, 2021
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Walmart launches delivery service to businesses of all sizes nationwide
If you’re a business in need of a new delivery method, Walmart hopes they may be the answer.
Kenosha business owners reflect 1 year after Jacob Blake shooting
Boards are still up as Kenosha business owners reflect on the last year after the police shooting of Jacob Blake on Aug. 23, 2020.
Biden administration cancels another $5.8B in student loan debt: Here's who qualifies
More than 323,000 federal student loan borrowers with a total and permanent disability (TPD) will have their college debt automatically discharged by the end of the year. Read on to see who qualifies, and what you should do with your debt if you're not eligible for a TPD discharge.
How to take out a student loan: A step-by-step guide
Start by filling out the FAFSA for federal student loans before you turn to private loans to pay for college.
Car theft surged in 2020, report finds: Why you need auto insurance that protects against theft
Auto theft surged in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic. Here's what you need to know about car insurance and how it covers vehicle theft.
Today's mortgage refinance rates hold at historic lows for 3 out of 4 terms | August 23, 2021
Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for August 23, 2021, which are largely unchanged from last Friday.
Today's mortgage rates open week holding at bargain lows | August 23, 2021
Check out the mortgage rates for August 23, 2021, which are unchanged from last Friday.
Milwaukee Makers Market celebrates small businesses
The Milwaukee Makers Market takes shopping locally to a whole new level.
Milwaukee Makers Market highlights local small businesses
Milwaukee Makers Market is the largest and longest-running monthly market in the city where local artisans, crafters, and bakers can show off their products.
Multiple Chick-fil-A locations close their dining rooms due to worker shortage
At least two Chick-fil-A locations are closing their dining rooms again due to staffing issues.
'Min wage = mediocre person': Florida deli's hiring sign sparks backlash
The photo received over 75,000 reactions and thousands of retweets.
New bill would prohibit Michigan employers from implementing COVID-19 vaccine mandates
A new bill would prevent Michigan employers from implementing COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Cousins Subs, Bucks donate $16,700 to Hunger Task Force
Cousins Subs and the Milwaukee Bucks teamed up to raise $16,700 through their Block Out Hunger campaign during the 2020-2021 season.
Best graduate student loans of fall 2021
Federal student loan options for graduate students are limited. Private student loans could help you fill the gap and fund your graduate degree.
Are baby boomers to blame for the housing shortage? How to buy a home despite low inventory
While it's easy to point a finger at older generations who are eating up a disproportionate amount of housing inventory, baby boomers may not be to blame.
How student loan debt grew to $1.6T and what can debtholders do to reduce theirs
Since 2003, the total national student loan debt surged by 602.5% to nearly $1.7 trillion, according to educationdata.org.