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Missed a tax credit from last year? You can claim that money through Nov. 15
Tags Personal Income Personal taxes Family finances
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As more consumers go cashless, here's why you may still want to have some money handy
Tags Inflation Family finances Personal income
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Biden's student loan forgiveness plan will cost $379 billion over 30 years, Education Department estimates
Tags Personal income Family finances Student loans
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Parents who missed out on the child tax credit of up to $3,600 have until Nov. 15 to claim it using a simple tool
Tags Personal Income Personal investing Parenting
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Even as expanded child tax credit helped millions out of poverty, some still haven’t accessed funds
Tags Financial planning Social issues Personal saving
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California lawmakers call on Congress to pass bill to shore up Social Security
Tags Politics Social Security Retiree finances
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55% of workers say their pay isn't keeping up with inflation. What experts recommend doing if you feel underpaid
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Tags Personal income Personal Income Inflation
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Why young adults in minority communities tend to start out with lower credit scores
Tags Racial discrimination Racial and ethnic discrimination Personal debt
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Americans are changing jobs less frequently and it's hurting wage growth in the U.S.
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Tags Personal Income Personal income Legislation
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High inflation leads federal minimum wage to reach lowest value since 1956, report finds
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Tags Personal spending Labor economy Wages and salaries
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New Republican plan calls for renewing monthly child tax credit payments — but there are 'significant' trade-offs, one report finds
Tags Congress Personal Income Tax Planning
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As states and cities raise minimum wage rates, some experts say a higher federal rate is long overdue
Tags Personal finance Personnel Wages and salaries
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Why blood makes up over 2.5% of all U.S. exports
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Tags Politics Business Biotech and Pharmaceuticals
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How effective were those stimulus checks? Some argue the money may have fueled inflation
Tags Personal Income Coronavirus US Economy
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Indonesia’s fishermen are raking in bigger incomes, thanks to this app created by a 28-year-old
Tickers FISH
Tags Asia News Make It / Closing The Gap Careers
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High inflation continues to point to bigger Social Security cost-of-living adjustment in 2023
Tags Personal income Personal debt Personal Income
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Here's one way Social Security could better address life expectancy for couples
Tags Death and dying Personal finance Personal Finance
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Social Security may have underpaid student beneficiaries by about $59.5 million, report finds
Tags Savings Student finances Wage gap
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How one non-profit is helping single moms disrupt the cycle of poverty
Tickers LIFE
Tags Higher education Personal finance COVID/19
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Democrats are pushing to renew the expanded child tax credit. Here's why that hasn't happened yet
Tags Personal debt Government welfare systems Congress
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Secure 2.0 legislation would make retirement catch-up limits more generous for some. Here's who would really benefit
Tags 401(k) Personal investing Personal income
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Bill to improve federal benefits for the elderly, blind and disabled may herald broader reform, Sen. Sherrod Brown says
Tags Disability benefits Legislation Congress
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Wages up to $147,000 are currently taxed for Social Security. How that could change
Tags Income disparity Baby Boomers Personal Finance
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Supreme Court decision may hurt Puerto Rico residents who need access to federal disability program, expert says
Tags Personal income Government Programs Disability benefits
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Without stimulus checks or child tax credit payments, many Americans can’t afford emergency expenses. One work benefit could help address that
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Tags Pandemics Savings Personal spending
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As food prices soar, some states consider cutting taxes on groceries. But that may not be the best approach, research finds
Tags Consumer prices Wages and salaries U/S/ Economy
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Here’s why health savings accounts may contribute to inequality
Tags Personal finance Personal Finance Income disparity
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Some parents still not aware they may get more child tax credit money this tax season, survey shows
Tags Government Programs Personal Income Income Tax
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People who live on these government benefits live close to the federal poverty level. How reform could change that
Tags Inflation Personal Income Government welfare systems
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Who may still be eligible for $1,400 stimulus checks with their 2021 tax returns
Tags COVID/19 Personal finance Unemployment
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