The Average U.S. Worker Has Less Than $1,000 Saved. Here’s Why That Should Alarm Us All
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t579uXN1vK0 Let’s be honest. Most people feel behind financially. But new data shows it’s deeper than we think. According to a recent report, the typical U.S. worker has just $955 saved for retirement. Not $9,550. Not $95,000. Just $955. That number should stop all of us in our tracks. Because this is not just about […]
Popeyes Franchisee With 130+ Locations Files for Bankruptcy and It Says a Lot About the Fast-Food Economy
If you’ve ever pulled into a Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen drive-thru expecting that crispy chicken sandwich to save your day, here’s a headline that might make you pause. A major Popeyes franchise operator with more than 130 locations has officially filed for bankruptcy. And while it sounds shocking on the surface, the reasons behind it tell […]
Frontier Airlines Isn’t Selling Flights Past April And Passengers Are Asking Questions
If you’ve tried booking a Frontier Airlines flight lately and noticed the calendar suddenly stops in April, you’re not alone. Over the past few days, travelers across the country have reported that Frontier is not selling tickets for flights beyond April 13. For an airline industry where booking windows usually stretch six to twelve months […]
Student Loan Borrowers Could See Debt Relief in 2026 but the IRS May Want a Cut
For a lot of student loan borrowers, 2026 was supposed to feel like a finish line. After years of payments, paperwork, and policy changes, some borrowers are finally reaching the point where their remaining balance can be forgiven. But there is a catch that many people are just now realizing. Debt relief could come with […]
Johns Hopkins Just Made College Dreams Real for Families Earning Up to $200K
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlsFP3GzMgk Here’s something that actually feels like good news; Johns Hopkins University just announced it’s going tuition-free for most undergrads, and it’s a serious game changer. Starting next year, students from families earning up to $200,000 a year won’t pay tuition at all. And for families making $100,000 or less, Hopkins is covering tuition, housing, […]
