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Demise of Biden's student loan forgiveness plan would be 'disastrous blow to Black Americans' Black Americans'
Tags Personal finance Policy Personal saving
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State of the Union brings brief unanimity on Social Security, Medicare. Why experts say there's still reason to worry
Tags Medicare Medicare health plans Personal finance
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Biden to revisit 'billionaire minimum tax' in State of the Union address
Tags Tax Planning Personal saving Smart Tax Planning
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Here's how much you need to save every month to earn $65,000 per year in interest for retirement
Tags Personal finance Retirement planning Nerdwallet Inc
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Savers poised for 'biggest win' in 2023 as inflation falls. Where to put your cash now
Tags Personal finance Personal spending Personal saving
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When it makes sense to buy extra paper Series I bonds with your tax refund, according to experts
Tags Inflation Tax Planning Government taxation and revenue
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35% of millionaires say retirement is 'going to take a miracle,' report finds
Tags Retirement Inflation The New Road to Retirement
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Amid food inflation, more shoppers turn to dollar stores for groceries
Tags Retail industry Walmart Inc Personal finance
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Don't risk an audit. Here are four reasons the IRS may flag your return
Tags Personal finance Tax Credits Taxes
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IRS about 3 to 5 times more likely to audit Black Americans' tax returns, study finds
Tags Income Tax National taxes Personal Finance
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Roughly 70% of taxpayers are eligible for IRS Free File, but only 2% used it in 2022
Tags Personal Finance Tax planning National taxes
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Here's what the Federal Reserve's 25 basis point interest rate hike means for your money
Tags Central Banks Lendingtree Inc Savings
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States have $70 billion in unclaimed assets. How to check if any is yours
Tags Personal finance Investing Government programs
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Wait until 70 to claim Social Security: 'The return on being patient is huge,' says economist
Tags Government Programs Retirement planning Personal finance
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Early retiree says breaking these 6 'society rules' made him a millionaire: 'I was never the smartest person'
Tags Make It Make It / Success Career coaching
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As some retirees worry about surprises this tax season, these resources may help
Tags Government Agencies Government taxation and revenue The New Road to Retirement
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Here's who can claim the home office deduction on this year's taxes
Tags Personal finance Taxes Tax Credits
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Some borrowers may qualify for a student loan interest deduction, despite payment pause
Tags Personal loans Coronavirus Personal Finance
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64% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck — here's how to keep your budget in check
Tags Personnel US Economy Credit Cards
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How to figure out the best time to file your tax return: Don't 'race to the finish line,' say tax pros
Tags Smart Tax Planning Personal saving Wealth
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The Federal Reserve is likely to hike interest rates once again. Here's what that means for you
Tags Investment strategy The Fed Debt
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After a tough year for crypto, here's how to handle losses on your tax return
Tags Smart Tax Planning Personal saving Wealth
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Self-made millionaire: Here are 8 things rich people do differently that make them 'ultra wealthy'
Tags Workplace relationships Real estate investing Entrepreneurs
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The Fair Tax Act, explained: what to know about the Republican plan for a national sales tax, decentralized IRS
Tags Taxes Personal finance Tax Deductions
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What is a 'rolling recession' and how does it impact consumers? Economic experts explain
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Tags Housing Investing Personal finance
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Rent prices have dropped the most in these 5 U.S. metros. Why it's cheaper to rent than buy in many markets
Tags Interest Rates Personal Finance Housing rental
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Almost half of Americans think we’re already in a recession. Here's how to prepare if they're right
Tags Personal finance Personal spending Savings
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IRS warns tax refunds may be ‘somewhat lower.’ With high inflation, that’s a ‘double whammy’ for families, says advisor
Tags Tax Deductions Taxes Financial planners
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Suze Orman: Americans are short on emergency savings amid 'dangerous scenario' for economy
Tags Family finances Personal saving Economic events
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How Live Nation and Ticketmaster have a monopoly on the live entertainment industry
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Tags Technology Economy Personal saving
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