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  / 5 months ago

  How Senate GOP 'no tax on tips' proposal differs from House Republican plan

  The Senate proposed a “no tax on tips” plan that differs in a few ways from one advanced in May by...

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  / 5 months ago

  How child tax credit would change under Senate, House GOP's 'big beautiful' spending bills

  Senate and House Republicans’ “big beautiful” spending bills could boost the child tax credit. Here’s who could benefit.Read More

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  / 5 months ago

  Senate version of 'big beautiful' bill calls for $6,000 senior 'bonus'

  Proposed Republican tax legislation includes a temporary enhanced deduction for seniors ages 65 and up. Here’s who experts say would benefit...

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  / 5 months ago

  Social Security retirement trust fund may be depleted in less than a decade, new trustees' report finds

  The Social Security Administration has updated its projections for how long the trust funds it relies on to help pay benefits...

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  / 5 months ago

  Senate GOP tax bill gives break on car loan interest — but not all vehicles qualify

  Senate Republicans proposed a tax deduction for car loan interest. But it might exclude used-car buyers, tax experts said.Read More

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  Financial News

  / 5 months ago

  Fed holds interest rates steady: What that means for your credit cards, auto loans, mortgage and more

  The Fed’s decision to hold rates steady has far-reaching implications for almost all forms of borrowing as well as the returns...

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  / 5 months ago

  3 student loan changes in Republican bill: Getting out of debt would be 'extremely hard,' advocate says

  GOP lawmakers, in their “big beautiful” bill, plan to eliminate student loan repayment plans and keep borrowers in debt longer.Read More

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  / 5 months ago

  The Fed held interest rates steady, but some credit card APRs keep going up. Here's why

  Although the Federal Reserve hasn’t moved its benchmark since December, the average card rate keeps edging higher.Read More

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  / 5 months ago

  Here's what your student loan bill could be under new repayment plan in Republicans' 'big beautiful' bill

  A new income-driven repayment plan in Republicans’ megabill could leave many federal student loan borrowers with larger monthly payments, a new...

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  / 5 months ago

  House, Senate tax bills both end many clean energy credits: 'It's just a question of timeline,' expert says

  Many consumer tax credits tied to electric vehicles and home energy efficiency would be wiped out in 2026 as part of...

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