Treasury Department to buy back up to $6 billion in longer-term debt, triple the normal level
The Treasury Department on Wednesday said it will buy back up to $6 billion of government debt in an operation
Washington, D.C. medical debt law banning credit reporting and restricting collections takes effect
On August 20, the District of Columbia’s Medical Debt Mitigation Amendment Act of 2026 (B26-0438) became law without the Mayor’s signature after the D.C.
10-year U.S. Treasury yield hits highest level since November 2023
The 10-year Treasury note yield reached a fresh multiyear high on Wednesday as inflation and debt concerns pressured global government borrowing costs.
$40 Trillion and Counting: The National Debt Keeps Climbing.
The national debt passed the $40 trillion mark last week. While the record number is staggering on its face, equally
The 500 colleges where former students aren’t repaying their loans, and why
Five-hundred colleges and universities in the U.S. now share one alarming distinction: At least 40% of recent students who borrowed federal loans aren’t paying them
‘I owe £70k repayments on £42k student loan’
A solicitor from Brighton says her £600-a-month student loan repayments remain “huge” despite paying back tens of thousands of pounds and it’s “unfair” she will
Amount of College Students Carrying Credit Card Debt Doubles in 3 Years
Financial strain and a lack of credit literacy have steadily fueled a growing reliance on credit cards among college students. U.S. News conducted a nationwide
Americans are falling behind on mortgage and student loan payments. Here’s how
While U.S. consumers are getting better at keeping up with credit card and personal loan payments, mortgage and student loan delinquencies are climbing, and student
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