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Graduation Season: Financial Survival Guide for New Grads

Everybody enjoys receiving a tax refund from the government at tax time, but there are better ways to spend that money; especially if you have debt or are trying to save for a home, baby, or an emergency fund.

This guide will help young adults learn about tax season with quick tips and helpful hints to make their first or first few tax seasons more bearable.

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Listen up, bookworms and financial freedom seekers! If your idea of a wild Friday night includes highlighting passages about compound...

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