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Colorado Proposes $3,000 Grants for Former Inmates, Faces Department of Corrections Resistance

Colorado is considering a groundbreaking initiative that could see thousands of individuals leaving prison receive up to $3,000 each in state funds. The proposed law, SB24-012, aims to support former inmates with living expenses, contingent upon their engagement in development programs designed to enhance job prospects and reduce recidivism. If passed, SB24-012 could establish the … Read more

Maximize Your 2024 Tax Refund: Expedite Your Money with Cash Transfer Apps

As tax season kicks off, taxpayers are eager to receive their refunds promptly. While filing electronically and opting for direct deposit are common practices to speed up the process, there’s an even faster route available through popular cash transfer apps like Venmo, Cash App, and PayPal. These apps can potentially put your hard-earned money in … Read more

2024 Tax Refund: Discover When Your IRS Money Is on Its Way!

As the tax season 2024 begins, people eagerly anticipate word on their 2024 tax refund. If you’ve already filed your return, this page will help you find and monitor the status of your anticipated IRS refund. 2024 Tax Refund: IRS Accepting Returns With the opening of the 2024 tax year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) … Read more

Up to $2,500 Tennessee Sales Tax Refund for Storm Victims

In the aftermath of the severe weather on December 9th, 2023, impacting Tennessee, the Tennessee Department of Revenue announced tax relief of up to $2,500 for businesses and homeowners. Extensions to tax deadlines and Tennessee sales tax refunds are now available to those affected by the storms. Tax Deadline Extensions for Affected Businesses The Tennessee … Read more

Child Tax Credit Expansion: Potential Surge to $1.5 Trillion Over 10 Years

Experts warn that the cost of the bipartisan Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act, which includes the Child Tax Credit expansion, may rise to an astounding $1.5 trillion over the course of ten years. Senior policy expert at the Tax Foundation Garrett Watson emphasizes the long-term financial consequences should the temporary provisions become … Read more

Florida Residents Urged to Act Quickly: Final Day to Claim Payout from Bank of America’s $500,000 Settlement for Late-Night Debt Communications

Time is running out for eligible Florida residents to seize their opportunity for a payout from Bank of America’s $500,000 settlement. The settlement arises from alleged violations of Florida’s Consumer Collection Practice Act, specifically related to late-night debt communications sent out by the bank between 9 pm and 8 am local time. The deadline for … Read more

Tax Season 2024: Americans Could Receive Up to $2,000 per Child in Federal Tax Credits

As tax season approaches, Americans stand to benefit from significant tax credits, with the potential of receiving between $1,600 and $2,000 per qualifying child. This Child Tax Credit, a dollar-for-dollar reduction in federal income tax liability, is a crucial financial boost for eligible families. Here’s what you need to know to ensure you make the … Read more

New Child Tax Credits Aim to Lift Half a Million Kids Out of Poverty in Washington

In a rare display of bipartisan cooperation, Congress is on the brink of passing a significant bill that could potentially lift half a million children out of poverty in Washington. The proposed legislation involves an expanded tax credit for parents of children aged 16 and younger, mirroring a plan that briefly passed during President Biden’s … Read more

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Announces $1.5 Million Boost for Milwaukee Trades Training Center

In a significant development for Milwaukee’s workforce, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced a federal grant of $1.5 million to support the modernization and upgrade of the Wisconsin Regional Training Partnership/BIG STEP facility. The funding aims to enhance the training experience for residents seeking careers in various trades, providing them with valuable skills and opportunities without … Read more

Richmond County Considers Property Tax Rebate to Ease Financial Strain on Low-Income Homeowners

In response to growing concerns among residents about rising living costs, Richmond County is contemplating the introduction of a property tax rebate for low-income homeowners. This move follows the footsteps of other Nova Scotia municipalities, which already have similar programs in place. Coun. Brent Sampson, highlighting the challenges faced by residents due to escalating property … Read more