by
Christopher Robbins
Some clients may benefit from using their entire lifetime tax exemption this year, the consultant said.
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Janet Lorin
It's raising questions about whether rich schools should pay more in taxes.
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Alex Tanzi
Americans are piling on new debt as the pandemic fades.
by
Patrick McHale
The board of advisers for the new endeavor includes former Harvard University President Larry Summers.
by
Alex Tanzi
The unemployment rate for recent college grads improved to 5.4% in September.
by
Katherine Doherty
Bank of America found that 70% of Gen Z members it surveyed added to their savings in the past year.
by
Eric Rasmussen
A temporary change in the student loan forgiveness program could save borrowers billions in repayments.
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Alex Tanzi
Compared to younger borrowers, Baby Boomers have more student debt and at higher interest rates.
by
Patricia Hurtado
For both men, the most serious charge carries a maximum prison sentence of 20 years.
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Alex Tanzi
About 15 million families put money into 529 savings plans, up from about 10 million in 2011.
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Janet Lorin
Schools will be called on to spend more on financial aid, one university official said.
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Patricia Hurtado
William Singer spent more than $20 million of his money, some of it in furtherance of the scheme, a witness at his trial said.
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Patricia Hurtado
A former soccer coach at USC testified that she helped sneak children of the wealthy into school sports.
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Patricia Hurtado
Lawyers arguing Varsity Blues cases say college admission privileges are an open secret.
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Patricia Hurtado
California media executive Elisabeth Kimmel will be the 32nd parent to plead guilty.
by
Joseph Cote
Modern MBA programs include plenty of options so students can focus on a particular aspect of business.
by
Amanda Albright
Most independent schools were able to reopen, even as public schools struggled to bring students back.
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Janet Lorin
U.S. stocks were a key driver, with the S&P 500 returning 41% including dividends over the past fiscal year.
