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Student Loan Forgiveness sounds like a dream for those swimming in debt leftover from college but is student loan forgiveness worth it in the long run?

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While a credit union offers most of the same services as a bank, they vary in rates, fees, technology, and customer service. If you are looking for the safest place for your money or the best place to get a low-interest loan, you need to know the differences between banks and credit unions.

Deciding on life insurance may be the hardest part of adulting. Which type of life insurance makes the most sense: Whole Life or Term Life? What are the pros and cons of each one?