Student Loan Autopay Discount Jumps to 1%: Enroll Before September 30, 2026 - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Jordan Pelletier·16d ago
If you have federal student loans, the student loan autopay discount increased this year. The Department of Education raised it from 0.25 percent to 1 percent. The change takes effect July 1, 2026.
The Fed Rate Hike Is Here: What It Means for Your Credit Cards and Savings in 2026 - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Camille Doyle·17d ago
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates on September 16, 2026, for the first time since 2023. The new range sits at 3.75 percent to 4.00 percent.
Credit Card Debt Just Hit $1.26 Trillion: What Minimum Payments Are Really Costing You - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Kelley Bryson·20d ago
You pay the credit card bill every month, usually more than the minimum, and the balance barely moves. That is not a coincidence or bad luck with math.
Auto Loan Delinquencies Hit a 15-Year High: What It Means Before You Finance a Car - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Jordan Pelletier·21d ago
You pay your car loan on time every month, so auto loan delinquencies might sound like someone else’s problem. Auto loan delinquencies reached their highest level since 2010 last quarter.
Gen Z Credit Scores Dropped to 676: Here's What's Actually Driving It - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Camille Doyle·22d ago
You open one new credit card to build a financial cushion, pay every bill on time, and your credit score drops anyway. That is not a glitch.
The SAVE Plan Deadline Hits This Month: What Happens If You Miss It in 2026 - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Kelley Bryson·23d ago
If you’re one of the millions of borrowers still parked on the SAVE student loan plan, your SAVE plan deadline is closer than it feels.
Why AI Is Becoming a Core Part of the Customer Experience - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Camille Doyle·23d ago
The tools businesses have to work with today have gotten a serious upgrade with the widespread availability of artificial intelligence.
Buy Now, Pay Later Just Started Affecting Your Credit Score: What Changed in 2026 - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Jordan Pelletier·24d ago
You split a $200 purchase into four payments through Klarna or Afterpay, paid every installment on time, and assumed it had nothing to do with your credit score. For years, that assumption held.
6 Investment Scams Young Adults Are Likely to Encounter - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Camille Doyle·24d ago
Although older people are commonly considered the most targeted demographic for investment scams, they aren’t alone.
The Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP): Your Guide to Student Loans in 2026 - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Camille Doyle·27d ago
Your federal student loan repayment plan likely shifted at some point this year. You might not have noticed yet. In 2026, the Department of Education finalized a rule retiring the SAVE plan.
Why More Americans Are Escaping Unmanageable Debt Through Bankruptcy - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Josh Wright·29d ago
Although bankruptcy filings in the United States have yet to reach the same levels seen after the 2007 recession, they’re on the rise.
A Look at the True Cost of Being Injured In a Serious Accident - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Camille Doyle·29d ago
If you get injured in an accident, it can cost more than you think. Medical bills can reach astronomical amounts that run you into debt, but so can lost income and long-term physical limitations.
High-Paying Industrial Certifications for Career Changers: Is HAZWOPER Training Worth the Investment? - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Camille Doyle·28 Aug 2026
Changing careers can feel like starting from scratch, but the right certification can give you a faster way into a new industry.
When Legal Problems Become Money Problems: How to Stay Organized - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Jordan Pelletier·27 Aug 2026
Legal problems can start costing you money before anything is settled. You might miss work, pay for copies of records, cover transportation or childcare, schedule consultations, or spend time...
What Indian Founders Learn About Money Management Too Late - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Diego Marsh·17 Aug 2026
Indian founders often learn how to build a product, attract customers, and raise capital before they learn how to manage the money flowing through the business. Early success can hide that gap.
Best Money-Making Apps for Beginners Under 30 - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Jordan Pelletier·17 Aug 2026
If you’re under 30 and your bank account feels like it’s on a starvation diet, you’re in crowded company. The gig economy hit $556.7 billion in 2024 and is on track to triple by 2032.
Is Forex Trading Right for You? Here’s What Traders Should Know Before Starting - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Camille Doyle·13 Aug 2026
Are you a young forex trader looking to grow your bank account? Trading on the currency market can be rewarding, but it involves risk.
Affordable Ways to Create a Lasting Memorial After Losing a Loved One - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Camille Doyle·11 Aug 2026
When you lose a loved one, it’s natural to want to preserve their memory in a tangible way. Many people automatically go the traditional route and opt for ornate headstones or create private...
How to be Financially Disciplined - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Shanah Bell·31 Jul 2026
If you want more financial discipline, you are probably looking to curb impulsive spending, save money, or maybe just achieve financial stability.
Switching Banks Without Missing a Single Bill Payment - Money Under 30
Money Under 30by Camille Doyle·28 Jul 2026
Changing banks sounds simple until you actually try it. You open the new account in ten minutes, and then you realize your entire financial life is quietly wired into the old one.
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