Social Circle residents upset over upset over planned electric vehicle plant

Residents say they feel planning was done in private, while project leaders said they had monthly public meetings about the site as early as last May that few people attended.

CEO pays new hires $5,000 to resign after 2 weeks

The CEO of a software company is paying new hires $5,000 to quit their job after two weeks in an effort to retain top talent.

3 student loan changes in 2022 that borrowers should know about

The new year brings a slew of changes for student loan borrowers, including the return to federal student loan repayment.

Here's what the housing market will look like in 2022, according to an expert

Home sales are expected to increase as supply begins to meet demand, which is good news for consumers who are considering buying a home in 2022.

Is there a statute of limitations on student loan debt?

If you’ve defaulted on student loans, it’s important to understand the student loan statute of limitations to avoid potential legal issues. Learn more.

National Championship could lead to more NIL deals for Georgia players

While pride is on the line between the Dawgs and the Alabama Crimson Tide, this is the first season that winning it all could also lead to more endorsement deals for players.

Schumer escalates pressure on Biden to cancel student loans in 2022

The Senate majority leader has called on the Biden administration to cancel student loans in a series of Twitter posts over the past several weeks. While some borrowers have qualified for a loan discharge through the PSLF program, most debtors haven't yet benefited from forgiveness.

3 things borrowers should know about the extended student loan payment pause

The pause on federal student loan payments has been extended from February until May, giving borrowers an additional 90 days to prepare for student loan repayment. Here are 3 things federal student loan borrowers should keep in mind.

COVID vaccine mandate: Supreme Court weighs rules for businesses, health care

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments about the vaccine-or-testing requirement for large employers and a separate mandate for health care workers.