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Social Security’s impending insolvency has been a topic of concern for both conservatives and liberals alike. Recently, a research proposal published by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College has raised eyebrows. The proposal, authored by conservative economist Andrew Biggs and left-leaning economist Alicia Munnell, suggests redirecting funds from retirement savings plans to aid
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Money has always been a complex topic in relationships, often causing disagreements and conflicts. However, recent studies suggest that co-mingling accounts may be the secret to a happy marriage. According to a report by LendingTree, couples with joint accounts have fewer fights about money compared to those who don’t share an account. Furthermore, the study
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The U.S. Department of Education recently unveiled a new initiative called the “FAFSA College Support Strategy” to address the numerous setbacks faced in the processing of Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) forms. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona expressed determination to rectify the situation, collaborating with high-need institutions and offering a concierge service to
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