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The states where people rely most on Social Security

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Social Security is a federal program that pays retired workers a monthly benefit. Benefits may also go to people with disabilities, widows, or the children of …

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This is how much you should be saving for retirement

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How much you need to save for retirement depends on where you live and your individual situation. You’ll often hear the benchmark of $1 million as …

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Here’s why parents should file their taxes early

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  Tax season 2022 is nearly upon us. The earliest you can file your taxes is Jan. 24, and the tax filing deadline this year is …

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Does disability insurance cover Covid-19?

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If you have short-term disability insurance coverage, which many employers offer, you may be protected from a situation where the coronavirus leaves you unable to work. …

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Paying student loans? Don’t forget this tax deduction

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According to the New York Federal Reserve, student loan debt in the U.S. is over $1.46 trillion. And while you can’t deduct a student loan on …

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How much do you need to be ‘rich’ in each state?

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Many people associate it with a specific dollar amount, like having an annual salary of $100,000. But an income of $100,000 can take your further in …

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The 10 most & least affordable states for retirement

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Many people look forward to retirement as a time to relax and enjoy the things they couldn’t do during their working years. In order to live …

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The most popular bachelor’s degree in every state

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Census Bureau data shows 34.4% of adults age 25 to 34 have a bachelor’s degree. It’s also becoming more common for jobs to require a four-year …

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The highest paying jobs you can get with a bachelor’s degree

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More young adults are pursuing higher education than ever before. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 19.1% of adults age 25 and over have a bachelor’s …