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Please enable JavaScript if it is disabled in your browser or access the information through the links provided below. June 11, 2026 Federal Reserve Board announces final rule that establishes data standards for certain information collections For release at 11:00 a.m. EDT The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced a final rule that establishes data standards for certain information collections submitted to financial regulatory agencies. In addition to the Board, the standards have been approved by several other federal financial regulatory agencies. The standards are designed to promote interoperability of financial regulatory…

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For most families, financing college means doing the same paperwork dance every fall. Fill out the FAFSA. Wait for the financial aid letter. Add up federal loans, grants, and savings. Realize there’s still a gap. Then start the private student loan application process (credit pull, income verification, cosigner paperwork) all over again.Twelve months later? Repeat. Every year. For four years.There’s a smarter way to handle this, and it’s something most families don’t know exists: a multi-year education line of credit.In partnership with Student Choice, let’s break down how these work and whether they make sense for you. Check out Student…

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Certificates of deposit (CDs) have seen rates rising, despite major banks lowering the rates on theri savings accounts. As of June 10, 2026, the best 12-month CD rates reach up to 4.10% APY (annual percentage yield), with many banks and credit unions still offering yields far above the national average of 1.55%, according to the FDIC. Over the last several weeks, rates have held basically steady.Now might be the best time to lock in a guaranteed rate. If you’re looking to earn a predictable return over the next year, these are the best CD rates available today.💰 Today’s Best 12-Month CD Rates At a…

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Key PointsThe House passed the No Aid for Ghost Students Act (H.R. 7892) on June 10, 2026, by a vote of 249–172, requiring the Department of Education to screen every FAFSA for signs of identity fraud starting October 1, 2026.Flagged applicants would have to verify their identity in person or over live video before any college could release federal aid to them.The bill responds to a fast-growing “ghost student” fraud problem in which criminals use stolen or fake identities to siphon off federal student aid. The U.S. House of Representatives voted 249–172 on June 10 to pass the No Aid…

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