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What does dismantling the Department of Education mean, and how does it impact student loans?


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  President Donald Trump has taken a controversial step towards dismantling the U.S. Department of Education, signing an executive order he claims has been "45 years in the making."

The article from Marca discusses the potential impact of a new bill in the U.S. Congress that could significantly alter the landscape of retirement savings. This bill, if passed, would allow Americans to withdraw up to $1,000 annually from their retirement accounts without incurring the usual 10% early withdrawal penalty. The aim is to provide financial relief for emergency expenses, thereby reducing the need for high-interest loans or credit card debt. Proponents argue that this flexibility could help prevent people from dipping into their retirement funds for non-emergencies, as the penalty might deter unnecessary withdrawals. However, critics express concerns that this could undermine long-term retirement security, potentially leading to insufficient savings for retirement. The debate centers on balancing immediate financial needs with future financial stability.

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