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How Can a Professor Protect Herself From Demanding Students?Students wanted to reschedule a final exam, and when their professor cited a long-standing, universal rule, they muttered about filing a grievance. What's next?
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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I Want to Pay Off Our Grandson's $45K Student Loan DebtWe're 73, with $2.1 million and $4k a month in Social Security. My husband says we can't afford to help our grandson. Who's right?
By Maurie Backman
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What's the Best Way to Fund my Grandchild's 529 Plan for College?Is it better to make a lump-sum contribution up front or spread funds out through the years? We asked a college savings professional and a financial planner for their advice.
By Maurie Backman
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Struggling on a High Salary? How to Make It Go FurtherWhile the average annual salary in the U.S. is about $64,500, even those on higher incomes can still feel like they're struggling. Earning more isn't the answer.
By Ron Tallou
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If You're Considering Law School, This History Lesson Is for YouAI is transforming the legal profession, potentially leading to an employment crisis for law school graduates. What can they do?
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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2026 Changes to Student Loans You Need to KnowChanges that take effect this summer will reshape how students and parents borrow and repay their federal loans.
By Reyna Gobel
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How Grandparents Can Help with Education ExpensesBefore paying for your grandkids' education, it's important to consider how to help them without risking your own retirement. Here are 10 things to think about.
By Jennifer Waters
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5 Steps to Set New College Grads on a Path to a Rich LifeAdulting is hard, but a focus on three key habits — paying yourself first, paying attention to your career and paying it forward — can help get you there.
By Mary Ware, CFP®, CIMA®, CDFA®
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What Women Need to Know Before Hitting Pause on Their CareerTaking a career break to care for family is natural for many women — but a pause can have lasting repercussions. Here's what to consider before stepping away.
By Angie Welsh
