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School districts and universities in South Carolina are making changes due to the weekend winter storm and lingering impacts.
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The Trump administration created "Trump accounts" to help families start investment accounts for children. Children born between Jan. 1, 2025, and Dec. 31, 2028, are eligible for a one-time $1,000 ...
Investing can help children learn about growing wealth and setting aside money for short- and long-term goals. Deciding with them what their goal is — investing for a college education, retirement or ...
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Based on the current forecast for the weekend, with Super Doppler 10 Meteorologists predicting a 100% chance of snow for the WAVY viewing area, some schools, churches, and organizations made an ...
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Joint savings accounts can be a useful way for two people to share responsibility for a pot of money or reach shared savings goals. Both account holders will have access to the cash though, so you ...