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New condo mortgage rules could mean delays, denials and higher costs

August 03, 2026 New condo mortgage rules could mean delays, denials, and higher costs BY Anna-Louise Jackson Buyers beware: Starting on Monday, new rules from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac go into effect that could make it trickier to obtain a mortgage for a condo. The new policies, announced by the two government-sponsored enterprises back in … Continue reading New condo mortgage rules could mean delays, denials and higher costs →

3 big new changes to federal student loans and what they mean for you

July 25, 2026 3 big new changes to federal student loans and what they mean for you BY Emily Guy Birken Federal student loan terms can change from one academic year to the next. For instance, every spring, the Treasury Department determines the fixed interest rate for federal student loans for the upcoming award year, which … Continue reading 3 big new changes to federal student loans and what they mean for you →

Klarna wants to become a bank. Here’s what that could mean for millions of customers

July 06, 2026 Klarna wants to become a bank. Here’s what that could mean for millions of customers BY Taylor Hatmaker   The “buy now, pay later” fintech giant Klarna wants to become a real bank. The Swedish company just announced its plans to establish a U.S.-based subsidiary known as Klarna Bank USA. If approved, the … Continue reading Klarna wants to become a bank. Here’s what that could mean for millions of customers →

What AI and agents mean for marketing teams — now and in the future

We discuss how agent-powered organizations will reshape roles, workflows and leadership at the MarTech Conference. Here’s a recap. MarTechBot on November 14, 2025   Marketing is on the brink of another major evolution — one that will redefine how teams are structured, how work gets done and even what it means to lead. Artificial intelligence … Continue reading What AI and agents mean for marketing teams — now and in the future →

Most employers offer mental health care benefits: that doesn’t mean they’re effective

October 14, 2025 Most employers offer mental health care benefits: that doesn’t mean they’re effective While most employers offer mental health care coverage as part of their health insurance packages, major gaps in care exist. According to new research, many employers aren’t sure how mental health care services are being used by employees. The 2025 … Continue reading Most employers offer mental health care benefits: that doesn’t mean they’re effective →

Elon Musk’s DOGE may soon have access to IRS taxpayer data. What does it mean for you?

February 17, 2025 Elon Musk’s DOGE may soon have access to IRS taxpayer data. What does it mean for you? A DOGE software engineer is reportedly close to gaining access to sensitive taxpayer data, which is raising alarms. BY Chris Morris Reports that Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is seeking access to a guarded … Continue reading Elon Musk’s DOGE may soon have access to IRS taxpayer data. What does it mean for you? →

Biden’s green jobs program is ending almost as soon as it began—but that doesn’t mean the jobs will go away

January 16, 2025 Biden’s green jobs program is ending almost as soon as it began—but that doesn’t mean the jobs will go away The American Climate Corps is shutting down before Trump takes office. What even was it? BY Grist and Kate Yoder Giorgio Zampaglione loved his two-hour commute from the town of Mount Shasta into … Continue reading Biden’s green jobs program is ending almost as soon as it began—but that doesn’t mean the jobs will go away →

Robust job market gains could also mean interest rates remain high

January 13, 2025 Robust job market gains could also mean interest rates remain high The Fed could be less likely to slash borrowing costs in the near future. BY Associated Press U.S. job growth surged and unemployment fell last month, an unexpected show of strength that may prove costly to homebuyers and businesses who were counting … Continue reading Robust job market gains could also mean interest rates remain high →