Missouri Lawmakers Pass Vital Medicaid Funding Bill Amid Hard-Right Senate Battle: Key Takeaways Missouri Lawmakers Overcome Hard-Right Opposition to Renew Medicaid Taxes: What You Need to Know Missouri lawmakers have reached a crucial agreement by passing a bill to renew key taxes funding the state’s Medicaid program marking the end of a protracted battle with … Read more
Social Security’s 2025 COLA Rises to 3.2% Amid 3.4% Inflation, Medicare Premiums Pose Threat Social Security 2025: Higher COLA at 3.2% May Be Offset by Rising Medicare Part B Premiums Social Security recipients are facing a mixed financial outlook for 2025 as the latest estimate for the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) has increased to 3.2% reflecting … Read more
NYC City Council Considers Law for More Oversight on Mayoral Appointments Potential Power Struggle: Mayor Eric Adams Faces Opposition Over Key Appointments According to the NYPost, City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams suggested a new law to give the council more say over who Mayor Eric Adams picks for important jobs in New York City. They … Read more
Federal Student Loan Interest Rates Surge for 2024-25 Academic Year: Impact on Borrowers and Biden’s Response Rising Federal Student Loan Interest Rates: Challenges Ahead for College Affordability Borrowing to pay for college is set to become significantly more expensive for the upcoming 2024-25 academic year with federal student loan interest rates reaching their highest levels … Read more
Robert Smith’s $35 Million Morehouse Loan Gift: Tax Considerations and Philanthropic Impact From Tax Scrutiny to Student Debt Relief: Robert Smith’s Journey and the Student Freedom Initiative According to Finurah, in May 2019, Robert Smith, a very rich man, did something amazing. He paid off all the student loans for the graduates of Morehouse College, … Read more
Last Chance: IRS Urges Americans to Claim Over $1 Billion in Unfiled 2020 Tax Refunds Even If You Didn’t Have to File Taxes, You Could Still Claim Your Share of $94 Million in California According to ABC7News, As the deadline to get your tax refund from 2020 approaches this Friday, the IRS is reminding Americans … Read more
Don’t Miss Out: Over One Million Americans Could Claim Unfiled Tax Refunds Deadline Alert: Billions in Unclaimed Tax Refunds Set to Expire – Check Your Eligibility Now! According to Audacy, With just one week left, the IRS wants you to know: that there’s a lot of money waiting for over a million Americans who haven’t … Read more
Indeed.com is laying off 1,000 employees globally focusing on organizational simplification, supporting departing employees, and maintaining its mission amid the Global Workforce Reduction. Indeed.com Announces Layoffs Affecting 1,000 Employees – Global Workforce Reduction Chris Hyams, CEO of Austin-based job-search site Indeed.com announced on Monday that the company is laying off around 1,000 employees globally which … Read more
Recent reports highlight a significant increase in energy costs for American households with President Biden’s policies being blamed. According to the Washington Times, energy prices in the US have risen sharply since Biden took office in 2021. This rise is much faster than in previous years and is attributed to policies favoring renewable energy over … Read more
Understanding EV Tax Credits Acorrding to EVCO, For Americans thinking about getting an electric car, knowing about EV tax credits is really important. These tax credits help reduce how much money you owe in taxes to the government. In 2024, there’s a new option where you can use your tax credit to lower the price … Read more