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We’re proud to offer a $2,500 scholarship opportunity to the student who shares the best story about how they are earning money in school.

This guide breaks down both Traditional IRA vs. Roth IRA, and when you should make contributions to each and why.

Is a sudden loss of income or other circumstance leaving you unable to pay your college bills? Find out how to write a financial aid appeal letter. Learn more.

The hidden math behind why America’s middle class can’t get ahead, even on six figures.

New tax deductions could push 2026 refunds higher. Here’s why many Americans may see larger checks from the IRS.

The Earned Income Tax Credit is worth up to $8,231 for 2026 ($8,046 for 2025). See the income limits by filing status and number of children, who qualifies, when EITC refunds arrive, and how to claim up to three prior years.

The IRS has announced the 2026 mileage rates: 72.5¢ for business, 20.5¢ for medical/moving, and 14¢ for charity. Find out what this means for you.

Can’t afford college because you didn’t get enough aid? Here are ten options to help pay for school when you don’t have enough financial aid.

Here’s how to contact the IRS the fastest if you need assistance with tax issues and the best IRS phone numbers to call.

Should you refinance your MBA student loans? Learn when it makes sense, the pros and cons, and the best lenders for business school graduates.

If you’re not satisfied with TaxAct, there are lots of other great TaxAct alternatives to get you dialed in. Here are five.
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