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For many service members, transitioning to civilian life brings newfound financial challenges and opportunities. Leveraging unique tax benefits can make a world of difference in achieving financial stability post-service. A crucial element often overshadowed in these discussions is the power of Roth contributions to the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP). As emphasized by Patrick Beagle, a
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With the stock market resembling a rollercoaster ride, it’s no wonder that retirees feel the pressure to safeguard their hard-earned savings. The recent whiffs of unpredictability—notably exacerbated by political decisions and tariffs—have created an atmosphere of uncertainty, leaving many investors, especially those in the sunset of their working lives, wrestling with anxiety about market downturns.
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The recent announcement by President Donald Trump regarding the transfer of federal student loan oversight from the Department of Education to the Small Business Administration (SBA) raises alarm bells for millions of borrowers burdened by overwhelming educational debt. With student loan debts soaring past an astonishing $1.6 trillion and affecting over 40 million Americans, the
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A recent court ruling has cast a disturbing shadow over the Trump administration’s handling of Social Security, specifically the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). A federal judge has intervened, putting a halt to the administration’s access to sensitive personal data at the Social Security Administration (SSA). This case serves as a glaring example of how
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The news surrounding President Donald Trump’s anticipated executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education raises significant concerns among federal student loan borrowers. The notion of a presidential directive that aims at radically restructuring such a vital institution unveils the precariousness of educational funding in America. By seeking to divest the Education Department of
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