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“How Are Stocks Taxed”

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IRA Transfer vs Rollover: What's the Difference?

IRA Transfer vs Rollover

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…rollovers transfer funds directly between accounts and must be reported to the IRS, but are not taxed. •   Indirect rollovers involve the account holder receiving the funds, which must be…


How Is Income-Based Repayment Calculated?

How Is Income-Driven Repayment Calculated?

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…plus interest and dividends from savings and investments, unemployment benefits, etc. On the flip side, any income that isn’t taxed doesn’t count: gifts and inheritances, cash rebates from retailers, child…


FAFSA Tips and Mistakes to Avoid

FAFSA Tips and Mistakes to Avoid

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…directly. •   Records of assets you or your parents own This can include bank statements showing savings and checking account balances or records of investments such as stocks, bonds, or…


How to Max Out Your 401(k) and Should You Do It?

Guide to Maxing Out Your 401(k)

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…in the account, it’ll be taxed twice — once when it was contributed initially, and again when you take it out. Get a 1% IRA match on rollovers and contributions….


How Public Service Jobs Can Help Your Student Debt

How Public Service Jobs Can Help Your Student Debt

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…be forgiven. And the forgiven amounts in this program aren’t typically considered income, which would mean you wouldn’t be taxed on the forgiven amount—that isn’t true of all of the…


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