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Reinstating Social Security Benefits: What you need to know
Americans who are unable to work full-time due to a disability are eligible for substantial Social Security disability benefits.
However, the eligibility requirements for Social Security disability payments are stringent, as they are…
GOP debt ceiling plan targets Student Loan Forgiveness and payment pause, raising concerns among…
Republican debt-ceiling solutions include eliminating federal programs like the Biden administration's Student Loan Forgiveness program.
Wednesday, Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (California) unveiled the Republican plan. One of…
Federal reserve data reveals decrease in us bank deposits and loans for latest week
After last month's failure of two large regional banks, U.S. commercial bank deposits dropped in the second week of April, but smaller banks held steady.
The non-seasonally adjusted deposits at all commercial banks fell to $17.38…
Millions Receive Direct Payment of Up to $4,555 in Social Security Update
It's common knowledge that relying only on Social Security for retirement is a bad idea. And that guidance is sound.
If you make the average wage, Social Security will only replace around 40% of your pre-retirement income, and seniors…
IRS recommends free online paycheck withholdings tool to prevent potential 2023 Tax bill
If you received an unexpected Tax bill or a smaller refund than expected this year, it may be time to review your paycheck withholdings.
Throughout the year, the IRS collects taxes, typically through paycheck withholdings for W-2…
Maximizing your tax refund: Smart alternatives to immediate spending
On April 7, the IRS estimated the average 2022 tax refund at $2,878. Down from $3,175 in 2021. Many filers are thinking about this tax season, which ends today, April 18.
How To Spend Tax Refund Money?
Obviously, an IRS refund is merely a…
Important Social Security Facts Millennials Need to Know
Particularly among millennials, there are widespread misconceptions about the current state of Social Security.
You may have heard that Social Security is in dire financial straits or that it is paying benefits using general tax funds.…
Tax considerations for cottage owners: 4 key factors to keep in mind before filing
Cottage owners have more Tax obligations. To avoid penalties, file your taxes by April 30, 2023, even though more than 155,000 Canada Revenue Agency and Treasury Board employees voted to strike late on April 18.
Are there any special…