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With President Biden's announcement of school debt forgiveness, almost half of Montanans will no longer have to pay back student loans. Is this good or bad?

If you didn't get your check yet go to IRS.gov and click "Get My Payment." What will you do with your free money from Uncle Sam?

Is the National Debt a serious concern or just a number too large to comprehend? Here are the myths and truths of the debt explained in simple language.

Tom and Shane also reported on weekly employee earnings, manufacturing numbers, workforce participation, the debt and more.

On the December 30th edition of Open for Business Tom and Shane dust off their crystal ball and take a look into what to look forward to in 2018.

Steve Conover, Ph.D, author of “Neutering The National Debt” joined Tom Egelhoff and Shane Montalban to talk about deficits and the national debt.

Saving money is the opposite of losing weight. Eat fewer calories than you burn — you lose weight. Spend more than you take in and you gain debt.

Reducing debt is getting a raise in pay. As you pay off one credit card add that amount to the amount you are paying for the next card.

Money doesn’t just buy things. It buys feelings. It buys experiences. It pays salaries, relieves stress, and yes some people accumulate more of it than others.

Students at Montana colleges and universities have held campus rallies urging state lawmakers to maintain a tuition freeze.