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Recently, there has been a significant legal challenge to President Biden’s proposed plan for student loan forgiveness. Despite the promising news earlier this summer that debt relief was on the horizon for millions of federal student loan borrowers, a Republican-led lawsuit has managed to temporarily block the relief. U.S. District Judge Randal Hall in Augusta,
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The IRS is still grappling with how to prevent increased audits on taxpayers earning less than $400,000. Despite this, certain aspects of your tax return can attract scrutiny, regardless of income. Experts caution that individuals should be aware of potential red flags that could prompt an audit. Although the IRS is concentrating its enforcement efforts
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Gone are the days when coupons were only found in Sunday circulars. In today’s digital age, consumers have a plethora of options to save money, from online codes to browser extensions and money-saving apps. According to a recent study by SimplyCodes, Friday emerges as the best day for consumers to save money while shopping online.
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Vice President Kamala Harris has recently outlined her economic agenda, which includes higher taxes on wealthy Americans and corporations. She has endorsed President Joe Biden’s proposed tax increases in his fiscal year 2025 budget, specifically supporting a 25% minimum tax on total income exceeding $100 million. This proposal, known as the billionaire minimum tax, aims
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Recent research from the Bank of America indicates that travel spending among American households continues to surpass pre-pandemic levels. This trend is largely fueled by a surge in international trips, according to economists Taylor Bowley and Joe Wadford. They highlight that vacationing abroad is a key driver of the current travel momentum. Despite a slight
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