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I (25F) am a graduate student trying to make ends meet. I’ve been an orphan since I was five and put to CPS moving to and from foster homes almost every other week. I graduated from high school with two fully funded scholarship programs at Ivy League Schools.
I wasn’t taught finances since I had no one to teach me so I made a lot of careless mistakes growing up. I’ve been on my own for sometime now and I didn’t know I was paying exorbitant taxes which I didn’t have to pay. And waiting for my annual refunds usually took forever. Luckily I found this community off Facebook and with the help of the team, I dropped my taxes by 49%. Imagine saving over 20k as a student just by trying out a plan off Facebook.
This story is totally made up. Maybe I should become a writer or something. Idk.

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