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A court ruling put an end to the most affordable student loan repayment plan. Now borrowers wait for guidance from the Trump administration.

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Years of skyrocketing home prices have made saving up for a down payment to buy a home a major hurdle for many aspiring homebuyers.

Paying cash for a home may seem like the safest move. But even wealthy buyers—including retirees—sometimes choose a mortgage for strategic reasons.

Deciding between repaying student loans and investing involves considering interest rates, risk tolerance, and financial goals. It's a personalized financial choice.