context: How to claim tax back
Report major life changes.
Getting married, having a child, or buying a house are examples of positive life changes that can mean you don't owe as much tax. Negative changes, such as losing your job or getting a divorce, may have the same result.
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next sentence for the context: You also may be entitled to a tax refund if your residency status has changed. For example, non-residents may pay a higher tax rate than residents.

context: How to deal with adhd in college
Pick out supportive colleges.
As a student with adhd, you'll face a lot of challenges in college. Think about these challenges and how you can best manage them before you've gotten there, when you're first applying to schools.
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next sentence for the context: Research and look for colleges that have resources and offer a supportive environment. Think about things like class size, workload, the academic calendar, and available support services.

context: How to achieve as a teen
Define your own success.
For some people, success means making money. For others it may be helping those who are less fortunate.
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next sentence for the context: Before you can achieve your goals, you have to decide what success looks like for you. It can be something as simple as getting all " a " s this semester, or as complex as becoming a successful lawyer.

context: How to convince your parents to go somewhere far away without them
Form a solid plan for your trip.
If your parents see you have put a lot of thought into traveling, they're more likely to agree. Spend some time researching where you want to go and make sure you give your parents all the basic information, including practical considerations like cost.
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If your parents know what they can expect, you can answer any questions and ease any of their anxiety about the situation. For example, say you want to go on a class trip.