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This week’s money news

September 23, 2024 By Liz Weston

This week’s top story: Harris v. Trump on student loans. In other news: What the Fed’s rate cutting plans mean for the housing market, what small-business owners need to know about digital security, and how to watch football without cable.

Harris v. Trump on Student Loans: Where the Candidates Stand
As president, Harris would likely champion student loan relief and free community college. Trump would likely restrict or dismantle loan forgiveness and promote access to non-traditional degrees.

What the Fed’s Rate Cutting Plans Mean for the Housing Market
If lower mortgage interest rates are finally here, what does that portend for potential home buyers, refinancers and sellers?

What Small-Business Owners Need to Know About Digital Security
Any small-business that has an online presence may be vulnerable to digital security breaches and cyber attacks. Consulting with professionals and being proactive about policies can help protect your business.

How to Watch Football Without Cable
Finding all the football on TV isn’t as easy as it used to be, but there are good options for every fan.

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