Over 140,800 Embrace IRS Direct File Program, Saving Millions in Tax Prep Costs IRS Direct File Program Gains Popularity: Over 3.3 Million Check Eligibility for Free Tax Filing The IRS, the Americans who collect taxes, did something new that Americans really liked. Instead of using companies like TurboTax or H&R Block over 140,800 Americans in … Read more
San Antonio Debates Housing Rights for Veterans: Landlords and Advocates Clash Over Proposed Policy Veteran Housing Rights in San Antonio: Council Proposal Sparks Debate Among Landlords and Advocates San Antonio finds itself at a crossroads as it contemplates banning income discrimination against veterans in housing sparking a contentious debate between landlords and advocates, according to … Read more
Washington State Residents Eligible for Up to $120 Payout in Chicken and Tuna Settlement Washington State Takes Action: Chicken and Tuna Settlement Offers Relief to Consumers In a surprising turn of events Americans who purchased chicken or tuna products in Washington state may be eligible for a significant payout as part of a major settlement, … Read more
Millions of salaried workers in the United States are set to benefit from a significant increase in overtime pay, thanks to a new rule released by the U.S. Department of Labor. The rule, finalized under the Biden administration, raises the salary threshold for overtime eligibility, ensuring fair compensation for employees. Starting July 1, the threshold … Read more
Memphis Mayor Paul Young has put forth a proposal for a 75-cent property tax increase, sparking concerns from local business leaders and residents alike. The Greater Memphis Chamber has released a statement urging elected officials to explore alternatives to this tax hike, fearing its potential chilling effect on business investment in the city. Mayor Young … Read more
Democratic Governor Roy Cooper of North Carolina has unveiled his budget proposal, aiming to allocate a portion of the state’s $1.4 billion revenue surplus towards significant raises for teachers and state employees. Cooper’s plan includes an 8.5% pay raise for teachers, along with a $1,500 retention bonus. State employees would also see a 5% raise, … Read more
Haemonetics Settlement Potential Payouts for Illinois Plasma Donors Eligibility and Claim Process for Haemonetics Settlement According to The Suns, If you’ve been to plasma donation places in Illinois from February 4, 2016, to February 8, 2024, you might get money without proving it. This comes from an $8.73 million deal after a big lawsuit against … Read more
Quiver Quantitative Launches Congressional Wealth Tracker: Shedding Light on Politicians’ Financial Moves in Real-Time Tracking Congressional Finances: Quiver Quantitative’s Wealth Tracker Puts Power in the Hands of Regular Americans According to NEW YORK The Sun, the way politicians handle money is getting more attention with a new tool to track how much Congress members are … Read more
Social Security Benefits Set to Increase for Fourth Consecutive Year in 2025 COLA Projection Indicates Potential 2.6% Raise for Social Security Recipients According to FOOL, For older individuals dependent on Social Security, there’s potential for a fourth consecutive year of over 2% benefits increase in 2025, a significant occurrence not seen since 2008. This raise … Read more
Trial Lawyer Firms Diverting Taxpayer Funds to Democrats: Report Raises Concerns Over Lack of Contract Protections Report Exposes Trial Lawyers Using Taxpayer Funds for Democratic Causes: Calls for Increased Oversight and Contract Reforms A new report says that big law firms is known as trial lawyers, are giving lots of money to Democrats using taxpayer … Read more