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Obtaining a college degree is losing its allure, with higher education facing significant challenges. The escalating costs of college tuition and the soaring levels of student debt have caused many students to question the value of pursuing a degree. As a result, fewer students are opting for traditional four-year programs. Recent data from the National
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The recent release of new government inflation data indicates a higher-than-expected rise in inflation, with the consumer price index (CPI) increasing by 3.5% from a year ago and 0.4% for the month. This uptick in prices is not a shock to consumers who have been grappling with the burden of rising costs. The CPI monitors
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Recent data from the Consumer Price Index in March showed an unexpected rise in inflation, which has led to the Federal Reserve taking a cautious approach towards lowering its benchmark rate. Earlier predictions of multiple rate cuts this year are now less likely as the central bank keeps an eye on inflation trends. Mark Higgins,
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) recently implemented new requirements for deposit insurance for trust accounts, which may have an impact on depositors with over $250,000 in deposits. While the changes are intended to simplify insurance coverage rules for trust accounts, they may inadvertently push some depositors over FDIC limits. Under the new rules, trust
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The IRS recently released an “important update” regarding their Direct File pilot program, which aims to simplify the tax filing process for eligible individuals. This program, available in 12 pilot states, now allows users to import key details necessary to verify their returns before filing. However, there are still limitations and challenges that filers may
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