Many student loan borrowers file their taxes as married filing separately to exclude their spouse’s income from the calculation. This can lead to a lower income-driven repayment (IDR) for student loans, but the decision sometimes comes with much higher tax costs, as married filing separately generally costs more than filing jointly. Did you know there's…
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