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Utah Achieves Largest Consumer Protection Settlement

Utah Achieves Largest Consumer Protection Settlement in History with Response Marketing Group for False Real Estate Training Claims

Response Marketing Group, LLC and its principals have been ordered by the court to pay $15 million and are prohibited from selling money-making opportunities. Utah’s largest consumer protection lawsuit settlement has been achieved through a collaboration between the FTC and the Utah Attorney General’s Office The lawsuit alleges that Response Marketing deceived customers by making…

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Social Security Faces Financial Challenges

Social Security Faces Financial Challenges, Prompts Potential Changes to Secure Program’s Future

One major issue is the inadequacy of annual cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) in keeping up with inflation. Social Security, the crucial program supporting millions of seniors, is facing financial challenges that could lead to benefit cuts Despite being based on inflation data, COLAs have failed to maintain the purchasing power of Social Security recipients over the…

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State Fund Opens Applications for Low-Income Iowa Parents

State Fund Opens Applications for Low-Income Iowa Parents to Cover Private School Expenses

The program, overseen by New York-based company Odyssey, will assess eligibility based on Iowa income tax returns. Starting next Wednesday, low-income parents in Iowa can begin applying for state-funded accounts aimed at covering private school expenses for their children If a parent has not filed a tax return, alternative evidence of income, such as recent…

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Minnesota Taxpayers

Minnesota Taxpayers To Get Tax Credits, Increases Following Tax Changes Approval

Minnesota taxpayers will expect tax credits and increases following the approval of tax changes. Minnesota Taxpayers Will Expect Tax Changes Depending on their Annual Income Per Household Several Minnesota taxpayers will expect to receive tax rebates, tax credits, and tax increases depending on their annual income for each household following the tax changes approved. The…

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