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At least nine in 10 students receive grant aid at these 25 schools, with average scholarships starting at $25,000 per year. By Alex Perry, Contributor Affordability…

That was my first thought when I started seeing the path that Hurricane Idalia was taking. The “cone” is the tracking tool that the National Hurricane…

It’s no surprise that Princeton and Harvard made the top 25 colleges, but despite California’s woes, four of its public universities did so too. By Emma…

Rich, young people are leaving California and New York for the Sun Belt. The young and the rich — considered to be filers aged 26 to…

Let’s say that a debtor holds an interest in First LLC, and First LLC itself (but not the debtor) holds an interest in Second LLC. There…

By Richard Eisenberg, Next Avenue The Pew Research Center frequently publishes fascinating studies about America and Americans, but its recent jobs survey was an eye-opener. Pew…

There is a new trend on TikTok called “girl math.” If you haven’t seen it, it involves girls illogically justifying their purchases and spending habits. For…

We’re a little dog crazy here at Autotrader. And why wouldn’t we be? Dogs make great companions at home, in the office, and on the road.…

John McGowan of HubSync discusses artificial intelligence and its role in the tax field. This transcript has been edited for length and clarity. David D. Stewart:…

It’s officially the end of an era for golden visas in Europe. In 2020, Cyprus closed its citizenship-by-investment program (similar to a golden visa but granting…