DNA genealogy drives cold case hopes and privacy fears
Investigators tout public gene data pools as a path to solving long cold cases using GEDmatch and similar public databases. They urge volunteers to upload profiles from Ancestry and 23andMe, while critics warn of privacy risks and broad family implications.
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DNA Doe Project
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Six smart money lessons for college students now
A practical guide drawn from The Ohio State study urges students to maximize federal loans, track borrowing details, and file FAFSA annually. It advises creating a loan file with lender data and payment start dates, using a loan calculator, and building a flexible spending plan that accounts for tuition and living costs to reduce financial stress.
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National Financial Educators Council
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U.S. Department of Labor
J. Michael Collins
Center For Financial Security
University of Wisconsin, Madison
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