Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) Plan: Important (and huge for many!) Changes to Student Loan Repayment

Many folks were disappointed today when the Supreme Court struck down the Biden Administration's proposal to forgive $10,000 in student loans (up to $20,000 for those will Pell Grants). While disappointing, the Biden administration immediately announced the final version of a new proposed program that I wrote about previously. The new program is called SAVE … Continue reading Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) Plan: Important (and huge for many!) Changes to Student Loan Repayment →

Most Unexpected Expenses…Aren’t

“Unexpected Expenses” is a topic that frequently comes up in my classes and when talking with others about finances. This is in the context of a discussion around spending less than you make, saving and investing the rest, and letting compound interest work its magic. Pretty much invariably, several folks will say something similar to … Continue reading Most Unexpected Expenses…Aren’t →

New Book: TL;DR: Financial Literacy for District of Columbia Public School Teachers: Optimizing Financial Decisions Based on Your DCRB Benefits

I just wanted to share my latest book, this one for educators in the Washington DC Public Schools, focusing on financial literacy and making the most of their DCRB pension benefits. Please consider sharing with any teachers you know in the District of Columbia. This is the latest in the TL;DR Financial Literacy series. If … Continue reading New Book: TL;DR: Financial Literacy for District of Columbia Public School Teachers: Optimizing Financial Decisions Based on Your DCRB Benefits →