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    The White House floats reining in some student loans to unburden the federal government of related debt. The Fed governors are set to meet once again to assess interest rates. Plus, Mercedez Benz Stadium in Atlanta is leading the way in cashless concessions. And Myspace loses 12-years worth of music uploaded to the once popular social media site — over 50 million songs.

    Today’s show is sponsored by WellFrame and GAIN Capital Group.

    Segments From this episode

    Atlanta stadium takes a swipe at cash

    by Susanna Capelouto Mar 19, 2019
    Experts say more venues with large crowds could soon be experimenting with going cashless.

    White House proposes caps on federal student loan borrowing

    by Mitchell Hartman Mar 19, 2019
    As college tuition and student debt continue to rise, the White House is proposing reforms to student loan policy.

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