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As the April 15 federal tax deadline approaches, the IRS has introduced a significant update to its Direct File program, an initiative aimed at simplifying the tax filing process for eligible individuals. This update allows users to import crucial information required to verify returns before filing, addressing a key issue that has hindered successful filings
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As the “silver tsunami” approaches, a record number of Americans are expected to reach the age of 65, bringing with it a multitude of high-stakes financial decisions. The traditional three-legged stool of retirement planning, which consisted of employer pensions, personal savings, and Social Security, has largely disappeared. This leaves many retirees struggling to maintain their
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College enrollment may have stabilized, but the number of students withdrawing from college is on the rise. Currently, over 40 million students are unenrolled, and about 26% of undergraduates are contemplating leaving college or facing dismissal. This trend is particularly pronounced among first-generation students, minorities, and low-income students who are struggling to balance their studies