Good stuff for a lot of people’s credit scores: Starting in July, the three major reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion) will make changes to how they consider medical debt, including wiping paid-off medical debt from people’s credit reports.

The SEC is officially proposing a new rule that would require companies to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions, plus climate risks that might affect them (like needing to ditch fossil fuels, the threat of major weather events, etc).

23 — soon to be 24 — states now require personal finance classes in high school curricula. Financial wellness is a lifelong practice, but we’re here for planting that seed early. 🙌

After raising interest rates last week, the Federal Reserve now says it’s willing to raise rates even “more aggressively” throughout 2022. (Here’s an explainer on what all that means, btw.)

ICYMI, new research found that women want their investments to have a positive social and environmental impact. And if they were to invest at the same rate as men, over $1.9 trillion (with a T!) would flow into responsible investments. (If only we knew of something literally built for this. 😎)