Delays In Student Loan Forgiveness Processing Create Risk For Public Servants As millions of public service workers anxiously await promised student loan forgiveness, a new threat has emerged: due to massive processing delays in federal forgiveness programs, many borrowers may lose eligibility even after making 120 qualifying payments. When forgiveness is granted, the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program requires borrowers to be still employed by a qualifying public service employer. Now, lengthy delays in processing Income-Driven Repayment and PSLF buyback applications mean that borrowers who have already completed a decade of service or are close to it could be denied…

“Sell in May and go away.” It’s catchy. It rhymes. And it’s wrong. Every year, investors consistently repeat this worn-out mantra, as though calendar-based investing still holds a place in the market. But markets don’t respond to folklore; they respond to positioning, liquidity, and catalysts. Smart investors don’t retreat; they rotate. This strategy is particularly effective when the market appears dull. Dullness conceals value, while catalysts incentivize discipline. At The Edge, we don’t trade seasonality; we track triggers. Spinoffs, insider activity, and management shifts don’t care what month it is. And in quieter markets, they often go unnoticed… until they…