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Michelle Arnold

Student Loan Default? Wage Garnish Alert!

Missed your student loan payments? Collections are back, and wage garnishment is on the table—up to 15% of your paycheck could be taken if you’re in default. Notices are rolling out, and you’ve got 60 days to act before the government starts dipping into your pay. It’s not just your wages at risk—tax refunds and Social Security can get snatched too. If you’re in default, look into rehab or consolidation ASAP to dodge the paycheck hit! #StudentLoans #WageGarnishment #DebtHelp #MoneyMatters #FinancialTips #Education

Katherine Hunt

Student Loan Default Drama: What’s Next?

Student loan payments are back, and if you’re behind, things could get messy fast. Wage garnishment is back on the table—meaning the gov can snatch up to 15% of your paycheck without a court date if you’re in default. They can even take your tax refund or Social Security! Notices are going out, but they don’t really tell you how to fight back or appeal. If you’re worried, check your options ASAP—rehab, consolidation, or contesting the debt could save your wallet. #StudentLoans #DebtDrama #WageGarnishment #MoneyMatters #FinancialTips #Education

Elizabeth Lewis

3 Stocks I’d Buy Before My Next Coffee

Got $1,000 burning a hole in your pocket? Here’s the scoop: Nvidia, TSMC, and Alphabet are still hot picks, even after a big market rally. Nvidia’s chips are basically the brains behind all things AI, and the data center boom isn’t slowing down. TSMC is the go-to chip maker for tech giants, and they’re building new factories in the US to dodge trade drama. Alphabet (yep, Google’s parent) is cheap right now, but still growing fast—think of it as a sale on your favorite tech brand. Sometimes, second chances are worth grabbing! #investing101 #techstocks #moneyhacks #stockmarket #financialtips #Business

Danielle Anderson

Is Your Bank Sitting on a Ticking Time Bomb?

Here’s a money lifehack: keep an eye on your bank’s health! Banks are still nursing huge losses from when interest rates shot up, and if the economy gets rocky (think: prices up, growth down), we could see another Silicon Valley Bank-style meltdown. If you’ve got more than $250K in a single bank, consider spreading it out—just in case. One bad headline could send people running for their cash, and that’s when things get messy. #MoneyHacks #Banking101 #FinancialTips #EconChatter #Business

Shelly Powell

Home Sellers Are Slashing Prices—Why Now?

Thinking about buying a house? Good news: sellers are getting desperate. With more homes sitting unsold, many are chopping tens of thousands off their asking prices and even throwing in perks like help with closing costs. Why? Buyers are pickier than ever, thanks to high mortgage rates and more choices. If you’re selling, price it right from the start or be ready to wait. If you’re buying, don’t be shy—your "lowball" offer might just work! #housingmarket #realestate #homebuying #moneymoves #financialtips

Emily Rogers

Avoid These Costly Retirement Mistakes

Suze Orman has some crucial advice on Social Security and 401(k)s. Don't cash in Social Security early—waiting means bigger checks later. Opt for a Roth 401(k) for tax-free withdrawals in retirement. Remember, retirement is more than just savings—it's about staying active and engaged! #RetirementPlanning #FinancialTips #SuzeOrman