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Source: The College Investor Using an HSA (or health savings account) as a retirement account is the most underrated way to save and invest. One of my goals for this year was…

Filing FAFSA Is Possible but May Affect Aid Eligibility: Students can submit the FAFSA even if their parents didn’t file taxes, but it may impact their eligibility for federal aid. Unauthorized Failure…

Source: The College Investor A 529 plan can be an effective estate planning tool. But because many families are unaware of its benefits, very few consider using a 529 plan for estate…

Source: The College Investor SAVE Paused: Due to the ongoing litigation, SAVE borrowers are in forbearance. Borrowers May Be Better Changing Repayment Plans: Moving away from SAVE might allow eligible borrowers to get loan…

Source: The College Investor Here’s our financial checklist of the best money moves you can make by the end of the year to maximize your savings and investments, while minimizing your taxes….

Everyone wants to figure out the best way to get rid of student loan debt. Eliminate it. Make it go away. The hard part of dealing with student loan debt isn’t making…

Source: The College Investor Want a bigger tax refund next year? There are some steps that you can take right now to make that happen. There’s no doubt, tax time isn’t fun…

Source: The College Investor The best side hustles for teenagers allow them to earn extra money while also balancing work, school, and extracurricular activities.  I love a teenager that’s hungry to make…

Source: The College Investor The HSA Contribution Limit for 2024 is $4,150 for self-only, and $8,300 for families. But that’s not the only HSA rules you need to know. Health Savings Accounts…

Source: The College Investor If your company offer a 401(k) retirement plan program, it would be good idea to take advantage of it and boost your contributions. That’s why we share the…