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With most college bills due this month, some parents and students may be considering taking out private student loans. The option can be risky and expensive.

Many Ohioans face barriers when it comes to accessing dental care — transportation issues, anxiety around going to the dentist and a lack of understanding of proper dental care.

Dr. Darcy Cook will never forget a particular patient whose teeth she was trying to save.

The clock is ticking on the resumption of federal student loan payments after a payment pause that began more than three years ago. Payments are set to resume in October 2023 -- and a lot of people...

The Iowa Board of Regents approved the University of Iowa’s fiscal year 2024 $5.34 billion budget at its Aug. 2 meeting.

The mother received the money from an unexpected source that could shock part of her family.

Graduates tend to earn more than those with only a high school degree, and that income gap increases with age.

“The most important advice about saving for retirement is this,” the New York Times’ retirement savings guide begins: “Start now.”

(The Hill) – Student loan borrowers could save thousands of dollars over the life of their loans due to changes to income-driven repayment (IDR) plans set to go into effect this fall.  The changes are possible despite a blow dealt to debt forgiveness by the Supreme Court late last month. The Biden administration introduced the […]

Young workers struggling to save amid high rents and student debt will pay the biggest price for cuts. Here’s how to prevent them.