Homeowners might have to start paying taxes on forgiven debt againBy Nancy Marshall-GenzerOctober 13, 2017Mark Wilson/Getty ImagesIf the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act isn't extended, homeowners with forgiven debt will have to pay taxes on that debt. POSTED IN: homeowners Congress debt mortgage ListenreadDownloadDownload
Some of NOAA's satellites are still dependent on floppy disksBy Kimberly AdamsOctober 13, 2017Kimberly Adams / MarketplaceBut they're still getting the job done. POSTED IN: satellites NOAA national weather service National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ListenreadDownloadDownload
Parsing President Trump’s Puerto Rico debt commentsBy Mitchell HartmanOctober 04, 2017POSTED IN: Economy Puerto Rico politics puerto rican debt crisis hurricane maria ListenreadDownloadDownload
Securing "soft targets" can be costly, financially and emotionallyBy Kimberly AdamsOctober 04, 2017POSTED IN: business companies security national security ListenreadDownloadDownload
This startup wants to change how we borrow moneyBy Molly Wood and Kristin SchwabOctober 02, 2017JAY DIRECTO/AFP/Getty ImagesAffirm wants to be the alternative to all those credit cards in your wallet.POSTED IN: credit card debt loans start-ups Economy business technology ListenreadDownloadDownload
The NFL vs. Trump: Can you be fired for a peaceful protest?By Jana KasperkevicSeptember 25, 2017Hannah Foslien/Getty ImagesPresident Trump called on the NFL to fire players who did not stand during the national anthem. POSTED IN: national football league American Football football President Donald Trump business fired politics read
Mortgage lenders lower barriers for those with student debtBy Sarah Whites-KoditschekSeptember 19, 2017Sarah Whites-Koditschek/ for MarketplaceNew rules can help those with high student debt still qualify for a mortgage. POSTED IN: student debt mortgage business Economy ListenreadDownloadDownload
Working as a nurse but wishing to be a momBy Emily HendersonSeptember 06, 2017Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesJoy O'Brien is a nurse practitioner who wants children, but with $2,100 a month in student debt, she can't afford to adopt. POSTED IN: nursing student debt motherhood adoption. economy lifestyle ListenreadDownloadDownload
Is tying Harvey disaster relief to the debt ceiling opportunistic?By Kimberly Adams and Jana KasperkevicSeptember 06, 2017Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty ImagesLinking the two could make raising the debt limit more palatable to Congress, but it puts off a painful conversation about spending cuts.POSTED IN: politics debt ceiling hurricane harvey Storm Harvey debt limit texas disaster relief President Trump Steven Mnuchin ListenreadDownloadDownload
