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Hannah Rounds

Hannah Rounds is a data-driven personal finance writer with over a decade of experience helping readers understand how to make smarter money decisions. She specializes in breaking down complex financial topics (from student loans to investing tools) using a practical, analytical approach rooted in real-world data.

She holds a B.A. in Economics from Furman University (Summa Cum Laude), where she received the Arthur Magill Economics Award and the J. Carlyle Ellet Economics Prize. She has written extensively on taxes, investing, student loans, and financial technology, focusing on how data shapes smarter financial decisions.

When she’s not writing or analyzing spreadsheets, Hannah enjoys exploring new budgeting tools and finding fresh ways to make finance easier for families.

Hannah’s latest articles

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November 16, 2025

How To Research Stocks For Beginners

Investing in stocks can be overwhelming, so make sure you research and learn the basics. Here’s what you need to know.

This illustrative image features a stack of tax documents, likely representing the process of filing an amended tax return. The central document, appearing as a generic tax form with lines and boxes, is magnified by a circular lens focusing on a blue diagonal line across a field, symbolizing a correction or amendment being made. The background is composed of various shades of blue with abstract geometric shapes, including a large semi-circle, scattered dots, and a triangular outline, creating a clean, professional, and digital aesthetic. This visual effectively conveys the theme of correcting financial records, specifically addressing how to file an amended tax return using Form 1040-X to fix errors, such as a missing W-2, late 1099, or an unclaimed education credit, as discussed in the article. Source: The College Investor
November 14, 2025

How To File An Amended Tax Return

If you made a mistake or missed something on your taxes, you can file an amended tax return and correct the error to claim your refund.

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November 10, 2025

Mama Bear Legal Forms Review: Pros And Cons

Mama Bear Legal Forms is a low-cost legal document preparation website. Find out how it compares to LegalZoom and others in this full review.

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October 18, 2025

What Is A Liberal Arts College?

A liberal arts college emphasizes undergraduate studies in the liberal arts. But with expensive tuition, is a liberal arts degree worth the cost?

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October 15, 2025

Should You Use Your 401k For Student Loan Repayment?

Many college graduates have considered using their 401k for student loan repayment. But is it a good idea? Learn more.

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October 10, 2025

Standard Deduction vs. Itemized: Which Is Best For Taxes?

Do you want to reduce the amount of taxes you pay? Then you might want to pick the standard deduction or itemize. Learn your options!

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October 7, 2025

Why College Acceptance Rates Are Dropping And What It Means for Students

Will decreasing college acceptance rates hurt your chances of getting in to your desired school, and will the trend continue? Here’s what you need to know.

What Information Do Banks And Credit Unions Share About You?
October 5, 2025

How Much Does The Government Know About Your Bank Account?

Find out what your bank reports to the IRS and FinCEN — including interest, cash deposits, and suspicious activity. Learn how to stay compliant.

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September 20, 2025

The Essential Estate Planning Documents: What You Need and Why

You may know that you need a will. But what other estate planning documents will be helpful for your when you die? Take a look at this list!

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September 19, 2025

Bitstamp by Robinhood Review: Pros, Cons, And Alternatives

Looking for a cryptocurrency exchange platform you can grow with? Find out how Bitstamp by Robinhood caters to crypto traders of all experience levels.

September 7, 2025

Should You Ever Withdraw A College Application?

Here’s when it makes sense to withdraw a college application, and it’s not what you think.

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