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Cities with the Most & Least Student Debt (2026)

  • Adam McCann, WalletHub Financial Writer
  • May 12, 2026

Student loan debt represents one of the biggest financial burdens for Americans. In fact, student loans are the second-largest type of household debt after mortgages, totaling nearly

$1.7 trillion

. That works out to about $39,633 per borrower, and a payoff timeline that lasts into middle age forces many graduates to significantly delay or forgo other financial goals such as saving for retirement or buying a home.

The quiet way grocery brands charge you more for less
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The quiet way grocery brands charge you more for less

  • Marcia Greenwood Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
  • Updated Jul 8, 2026

The average family of four spends $741 more a year than in 2020 for the same groceries; $41 of that hike is due to package-size decreases.

Local opinion: TEP needs a fact checker
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Local opinion: TEP needs a fact checker

  • Daniel Dempsey Special to the Arizona Daily Star
  • Apr 11, 2026

TEP waves away criticism with public relations misdirection. If the utility wants public trust, it should stop dismissing legitimate questions about monopoly overearning, cross-subsidies, and stranded cost as “false narratives.”

Terry Savage: Keep private equity and private credit out of your pension plan
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Terry Savage: Keep private equity and private credit out of your pension plan

  • Terry Savage, Tribune Content Agency
  • Apr 1, 2026

Just as market headlines reveal huge worries about“ private credit” and“ private equity,” the Labor Department has proposed new guidelines to allow those very same instruments to be included in the 401 plans of unsophisticated individuals. They say it is aimed at“ democratizing access” to these assets. With nearly $9 trillion in assets, 401 plans have caught the eye...

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Best Credit Cards for Bad Credit

  • Updated Mar 22, 2026

Credit cards for bad credit give you the best chance to rebuild your credit at a low cost. Between the two types of credit cards for people with bad credit, secured credit cards and unsecured cards for bad credit, it's better to get a secured card because the fees are lower and your approval odds will be higher. Below, you can find the best credit cards for bad credit, which we identified by comparing more than 1,500 credit cards using WalletHub's proprietary credit card rating system.

Tim Steller's column: TEP's proposed 14% increase faces harsh expert rebuke
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Tim Steller's column: TEP's proposed 14% increase faces harsh expert rebuke

  • Tim Steller
  • Updated May 16, 2026

For Star subscribers: The old debates at the Arizona Corporation Commission are over whether utilities should make a 9% or 10.5% profit. Now an expert says that's way too high and costly to customers.

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Best Back-to-School Credit Cards for Parents

  • Updated Mar 20, 2026

Back-to-school season is expensive. In fact, the average household is expected to spend $890 on school supplies this year, according to the National Retail Federation. But there are plenty of ways to save, especially if you start early and use the right credit card. WalletHub compared more than 1,500 credit card offers to identify the best options for back-to-school shoppers.  

How to apply for and get a business credit card
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How to apply for and get a business credit card

  • Jon Kowieski for Brex
  • Updated Dec 19, 2025

Brex reports on applying for a business credit card, highlighting benefits like expense management, credit building, and rewards.

E-commerce returns management: Tips for transforming reverse logistics from cost center to customer loyalty driver
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E-commerce returns management: Tips for transforming reverse logistics from cost center to customer loyalty driver

  • Candace Barnette for ShipStation
  • Updated Dec 18, 2025

ShipStation reports e-commerce returns management can shift from a cost center to a loyalty driver through technology and customer-focused strategies.

Refunds vs. exchanges: How to turn product returns into a powerful retention tool
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Refunds vs. exchanges: How to turn product returns into a powerful retention tool

  • Todd Greenbaum for ShipStation
  • Updated Dec 17, 2025

ShipStation reports that transforming product returns into exchanges can enhance customer loyalty and streamline operations, despite potential challenges.

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