Ready to take control of your finances? 🎉 Get our free Financial Planning Guide for People with Vision Loss and start your journey toward financial independence today! Download Now!
Category: Financial News
-
Understanding the Benefits of IRAs
Planning for retirement can feel daunting, but starting early makes a difference.
-
College Still Pays Off, New Data Shows
Many Americans question whether a college degree is still worth the investment.
-
Work Opportunity Tax Credit Through 2025
Finding a job can be challenging—and for certain groups, it can be even harder. To encourage hiring, the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) is available for employers who hire individuals from groups that have historically faced barriers to employment.
-
1 in 4 Borrowers Say They’ll Clear Student Debt Soon
Millions of Americans are facing challenges keeping up with their student loan payments, but not everyone is feeling weighed down by debt. According to a recent survey, nearly one in four borrowers expects to finish paying off their loans this year.
-
DOJ Sues Uber for Disability Discrimination
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against Uber Technologies Inc., the nation’s largest ride-hailing service, for repeatedly discriminating against passengers with disabilities.
-
Restore Braille and Deaf-Blind Grants
On September 12, 2025, Penny Forward founder and CEO Chris Peterson sent a letter to the U.S. Secretary of Education urging the immediate reinstatement of federal grant funding for critical programs supporting the blind and deaf-blind communities.
-
Donate Safely After a Disaster
Disasters can strike anytime, anywhere. In the aftermath, many people want to help, often by donating money to those in need. Unfortunately, scammers also take advantage of these moments, targeting both survivors and well-intentioned donors.
-
Amazon Prime to End Invitee Perk
Starting October 1, 2025, Amazon will end its Prime Invitee program, which let members share their free two-day shipping with someone outside their household.
-
Auto-IRAs Expand to Five New States
Workers in Delaware, Maine, New Jersey, Vermont, and Nevada now have access to automatic individual retirement accounts, or auto-IRAs, thanks to new programs launched between 2024 and 2025.