When it comes to retirement accounts, the biggest debate that continues to rage on is this: Traditional IRA vs. Roth...
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If your financial aid package falls short of your need, you can ask the college for more financial aid by...
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Tax refunds in early 2026 could be $1,000 to $2,000 larger for many households due to retroactive tax law changes....
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What can you do if you can’t afford college? Maybe the financial aid award wasn’t enough, or you only want...
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Refinancing an MBA loan can lower interest rates but comes with trade-offs, especially if you have federal loans. However, federal...
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Americans planning New Year’s resolutions for 2026 expect to spend $4,700 on average, according to a survey from CIT Bank....
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After years of pauses and temporary protections, student loan collections are set to restart in a very real way. Federal...
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Are scholarships taxable? You may be surprised that not all scholarships to pay for college are considered tax-free. Yes, that...
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529 plans are no longer just for college degrees. New federal rules allow 529 plan withdrawals for credentialing, licensing exams, and...
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International graduate students looking to study in the United States face more uncertainty than ever before in 2026. Private student...
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