Fewer People Apply for Student Financial Aid, Survey Says

Only 68% of families applied for federal college aid last year—the fewest in at least 14 years—a new survey found, showing many continue to assume they're not eligible.

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New Upgrade Credit Card Offers Bitcoin Rewards for All

Fintech company Upgrade launched a no-annual-fee bitcoin rewards credit card that earns unlimited 1.5% bitcoin rewards on purchases, with no waitlist to apply.

Don't Get Too Used to New Child Tax Credit, Poll Shows

35% - That's how few voters support making the expanded child tax credit permanent, according to a new survey, showing how tough it may be to make the changes last.

IRS Sends More Supplemental Stimulus Payments

If your 2020 tax return entitles you to a larger stimulus payment, check your bank account. The IRS paid a new round of "plus-ups," putting the total at $18.5 billion.

What Is a Short Squeeze?

A short squeeze is when many investors bet a stock will drop, but the price soars. To avoid losses, they have to buy the stock, ultimately pushing the price even higher.