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The Biden administration’s promise of debt forgiveness for federal student loan borrowers hit a roadblock when a Republican-led challenge managed to temporarily block the relief. U.S. District Judge Randal Hall in Augusta, Georgia, issued a temporary restraining order against President Joe Biden’s attempt to cancel student debt for millions of Americans. The lawsuit, brought by
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The IRS has been making efforts to avoid increased audits on taxpayers making less than $400,000, however, experts warn that certain aspects of your tax return can still attract scrutiny regardless of your income level. The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) recently reported that the IRS has made limited progress in developing the
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When it comes to finding the best online shopping deals, timing is crucial. According to a recent study by SimplyCodes, Friday is the optimal day for consumers to save money while shopping online. The study analyzed coupon release patterns in marketing emails from 30,000 merchants and found that roughly 52% of coupon codes are released
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Vice President Kamala Harris has recently proposed higher taxes on wealthy Americans and corporations, aligning her economic agenda with that of President Joe Biden. This includes a 25% minimum tax on total income, which would also target unrealized gains exceeding $100 million. However, experts are skeptical about the feasibility of this plan gaining traction. Wealth
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The latest research from Bank of America indicates that travel spending among American households is exceeding pre-pandemic levels, largely due to a growing interest in international trips. Economists Taylor Bowley and Joe Wadford note that vacationing abroad is a significant factor in the current trend, with spending up by 10.6% per household compared to 2019.