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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
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As the tax deadline approaches, taxpayers are at risk of falling victim to various tax scams. Last year alone, the IRS received over 294,000 complaints of identity theft, resulting in more than $5.5 billion in tax fraud. With the IRS processing millions of federal returns, scammers are actively seeking opportunities to steal personal and financial
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The year 2020 has brought unprecedented challenges to students looking to secure financial aid for their college education. With the uncertainties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, many families are facing increased financial pressure and are struggling to afford higher education. In response to these challenges, some colleges are taking proactive steps to make education more
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Americans have a general aversion towards budgeting, viewing it as a restrictive and overwhelming concept. The mere mention of budgeting can cause distress and fear in a large percentage of individuals, reflecting the misconception that budgeting equates to deprivation. However, financial experts emphasize the importance of reframing the budgeting process as a positive endeavor rather