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May- 2025 -5 May
Americans Lose Faith In The Economy As Optimism Gives Way To Worry In Trump’s First 100 Days – Financial Freedom Countdown
Public optimism about the U.S. economy has taken a sharp turn, with Gallup’s April survey revealing a substantial shift in…
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4 May
Millions Face Wage Garnishment Starting Tomorrow As Trump Resumes Student Loan Collections – Financial Freedom Countdown
After a five-year pause, the Education Department is set to resume aggressive student loan debt collection starting tomorrow, May 5.…
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4 May
Treasury I Bond Rates Increases From 3.11% To 3.98% – But With A 1.1% Fixed Rate Locked For 30 Years, Is It Still A Smart Investment? – Financial Freedom Countdown
Inflation has become a significant concern. During the past three years of surging inflation, I bonds offered a safe and…
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3 May
Trump’s Social Security Overhaul Sparks Big Changes But Leaves Millions Wondering Who Wins – Financial Freedom Countdown
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has rolled out a sweeping set of reforms in the first 100 days of the…
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2 May
Trump Administration Walks Back Punishing 100% Social Security Overpayments Clawback Plan – Financial Freedom Countdown
The Social Security Administration is pulling back from a plan that would have allowed the government to withhold 100% of…
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Apr- 2025 -28 April
Congress Overturns Biden-Era Overdraft Rule, Handing Banks A Major Victory Over Consumers – Financial Freedom Countdown
Just four months ago, the Biden administration announced a $5 cap on bank overdraft fees, giving hope to millions of…
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25 April
1 In 4 Americans Ditch Homes And Car Purchases As Tariffs Trigger Economic Panic – Financial Freedom Countdown
A recent Redfin survey reveals that nearly 1 in 4 Americans are scrapping plans to buy a home or car…
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22 April
Millions Face Wage Garnishment Starting May 5 As Trump Resumes Student Loan Collections – Financial Freedom Countdown
After a five-year hiatus, the Education Department is resuming aggressive debt collection on student loans in default. Beginning May 5,…
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21 April
The Early Retiree’s Guide to Funding Retirement Accounts
When it comes to saving for retirement, knowing which account to fund first is like knowing which steps to take…
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19 April
Federal Judge Tosses Biden’s Credit Card Late Fee Rule, Just As Borrowers Fall Behind – Financial Freedom Countdown
A federal judge in Texas has struck down a Biden-era rule that would have capped credit card late fees at…
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