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When couples face financial stress, the common belief is that open communication is key to resolving issues. However, research from Cornell University suggests that in reality, the opposite often occurs. According to Emily Garbinsky, an associate professor at Cornell, individuals under financial stress tend to avoid conversations with their partners out of fear that it
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The U.S. Department of Education is considering extending the eligibility of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program to include early childhood educators. The proposal aims to address the financial challenges faced by individuals working in early childhood education settings, many of whom struggle with low wages and significant student debt burdens. Support for Early Childhood
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Car owners have been experiencing a significant financial burden in recent years due to the combination of high car prices and interest rates. According to industry experts, the average monthly car payment reached $760 as of May, marking a steep rise from the $535 average payment in May 2019. This represents a roughly 40% increase
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