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Borrowers will be eligible for forgiveness if they’ve made 20 or 25 years of monthly IDR payments, education department saysJoe Biden’s administration will cancel $39bn in student debt for more than 804,000 borrowers, the education department said on F…
Poll finds one-third of over-50s go to more festivals now than they did in their youth, as lineups also get olderMore than one-third of people over the age of 50 go to more music festivals now compared with when they were younger, a study had found.Old…
Twitter has started sending out the first payouts to creators on the platform who are part of the company’s revenue sharing program. The largest payout reported thus far was to Billy Markus, the co-creator of the Dogecoin cryptocurrency, which amounted…
Soaring interest rates and end of help-to-buy scheme blamed for driving away first-time buyersBritain’s largest housebuilder, Barratt Developments, has suffered a double-digit drop in annual profits after a significant slump in demand, as the surge in …
Disney, Netflix, and other media and entertainment giants are pushing back against the FTC’s “click to cancel” proposal (Warning: source paywalled; alternative source) that would make it easier for people to cancel streaming, gaming, and other services…
Long-time Slashdot reader Ammalgam shares a report from CRM Rank: Salesforce, the leading provider of software for customer relations management, announced that it will implement a price increase for some of its cloud and marketing tools starting in Au…
Survey of estate agents reports growing reluctance among potential homebuyers to make a purchaseMortgages to cost 1m borrowers extra £500 a month by 2026, BoE warnsRenting a room in UK tops £700 a month on averageThe steep rise in mortgage interest rat…
Analysts say 17% rise from spring 2022 shows ‘housing market isn’t working for anyone’The average cost of renting a room in the UK has risen to more than £700 a month for the first time, according to data from the property website SpareRoom.Experts sai…
Banks ‘could weather £125bn hit in economic downturn’ despite rising interest ratesBusiness live – latest updatesThe UK’s largest banks are strong enough to weather a £125bn financial hit during a severe economic downturn, despite facing mounting stres…
Lenders expected to put money aside in second quarter to protect against defaultsBusiness live – latest updatesMore mortgage borrowers are likely to face financial stress in the months ahead, lenders have warned, as rising interest rates pushed the cos…