Teaching on a Budget: How Educators Can Save Money Claiming the EFamily Benefits Deduction: What You Need to Know According to The Suns, As the cost of living gets higher, teachers and educators need to be careful with their money. A special tax deduction can help them save some money. This deduction lets them subtract … Read more
PA Home Repair Program Misses Out on $50 Million: 18,200 Homeowners Waitlisted Whole-Home Repairs Program Funding Blocked: PA Homeowners Face Unmet Needs Despite the high demand and evident need the popular Whole-Home Repairs program in Pennsylvania did not receive additional funding in this year’s state budget, according to the published article of Audacy. Established in … Read more
U.S. House Passes Cryptocurrency Working Group Bill: What’s Next for Regulation? U.S. House Approves Crypto Investigation Bill Amid Senate Uncertainty and 2024 Implications In a recent move the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill aimed at creating a working group to investigate the use of cryptocurrency in terrorism and money laundering, according to the … Read more
Healthcare Expenses Increase with Age: How to Afford the Cost Managing Healthcare Costs: Medicare, Social Security, and Medicaid According to Fortune, As people get older, they often worry about the cost of medical care. A report by Fortune says that people 65 and older spent an average of $22,356 on healthcare in 2020. This can … Read more
Slow Internet Rollout: Why the Government’s BEAD Program is Struggling to Deliver Big Corporations Get the Boot: How Inflation and Bureaucracy Are Limiting Internet Access According to TheCenterSquare, The government‘s plan to bring fast internet to more homes is going very slowly. The program, called BEAD, was supposed to give $42 billion to states to … Read more
Student Loan Debt Relief: A New Era of Success Breaking Free from Debt: Biden Administration’s New Rules Yield Promising Results According to blackenterprise, Good news for people with student loans! The Biden administration‘s new rules have helped 588 people get out of debt. This is a big increase from before, when only a small number … Read more
T-Mobile Slashes Home Internet Price to $50 and Offers $200 Gift Card for New Subscribers Save on Home Internet: T-Mobile Cuts Price to $50 and Adds $200 Gift Card Promotion T-Mobile has responded to customer backlash by reducing the price of its home internet plan from $60 to $50 a month with additional savings available … Read more
Kamala Harris’ 2024 Presidential Run: Key Positions on Abortion, Climate, and Economy Kamala Harris’ Evolving Policies: From Immigration Reform to Green Energy in 2024 In the wake of President Joe Biden’s surprising withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race Vice President Kamala Harris has emerged as the leading Democratic contender, according to the published article of … Read more
Penn State Tuition Increase: Main Campus Rates Up Over $400 Starting 2025 Penn State Announces Tuition Increase: Main Campus Students Face 4% Rise, Satellite Campuses 1% Pennsylvania State University has announced a tuition increase for students attending its main campus set to take effect in 2025, according to the published article of 6abc. The Board … Read more
St. Louis Basic Income Program: $220K Payments Temporarily Halted by Judge Judge Suspends $220K St. Louis Basic Income Program Amid Legal Dispute A judge has placed a temporary halt on the distribution of $220,000 in guaranteed basic income payments by the City of St. Louis, according to the published article of JusttheNews. The suspension follows … Read more