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With the April 15 federal tax deadline quickly approaching, taxpayers are advised to be vigilant against potential scams seeking to steal personal and financial information. Last year, the IRS received over 294,000 complaints of identity theft, resulting in more than $5.5 billion in tax fraud. As the agency processes millions of returns this tax season,
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In light of the current challenges surrounding financial aid, colleges like Vanderbilt University and Dartmouth are implementing new strategies to make higher education more accessible. Vanderbilt University has expanded its Opportunity Vanderbilt program to offer full-tuition scholarships to students from families with an annual income of $150,000 or less. Similarly, Dartmouth has increased its income
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The act of tipping, once a gesture of appreciation, has now transformed into a source of annoyance for many consumers in the post-pandemic era. There has been a rapid rise in tipping culture, leading to more opportunities to tip for a wider range of services, which is also known as “tip creep.” Recent surveys have
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The automotive industry has seen significant advancements in technology over the years, with new cars equipped with a wide range of high-tech features. However, with these advancements come questions about driver privacy. Ivan Drury, the director of insights at Edmunds, a car site, highlighted the fact that many of these features are data dependent. Whether
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As the federal tax deadline approaches, individuals still have opportunities to reduce their tax bill or increase their refund. One option is to make a pretax contribution to an individual retirement account (IRA). This contribution can help lower adjusted gross income, especially for those who have not maximized their contributions to workplace retirement plans. With
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