Senate Bill 10
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Senate Bill 10: Retired Teachers Will Receive Pension Raise

Senate Bill 10 seeks to increase pensions for retired teachers in Texas. Senate Bill 10 Aims to Provide Pension Raise for Retired Teachers in Texas The amended version of Senate Bill 10, which aims to provide a pension increase for retired teachers, received the final approval from the Texas Senate House Monday. According to the…

Financial Assistance
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USDA Provides $130 Million in Financial Assistance to Farmers Facing Financial Risk

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that almost $130 million in automatic financial assistance has been obligated for eligible farm loan program borrowers who are facing financial risk. USDA provides nearly $130M in financial assistance to mitigate financial risk for distressed farm loan borrowers The funding was provided under Section 22006 of…

Federal Reserve
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U.S. Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates to Tackle Inflation: Will They Continue to Hike?

At the most recent Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting in March 2023, the Fed raised rates again by a quarter of a percentage point, bringing rates from 4.75% to 5%. The U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates seven times in 2022 and again in February 2023 in an effort to control inflation It is…

3 Best Credit Repair Companies of May 2023
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3 Best Credit Repair Companies of May 2023

  Credit Saint Credit Saint is a credit repair company that helps individuals improve their credit scores by identifying and resolving inaccuracies and errors on their credit reports. The company offers personalized credit repair plans that are tailored to the specific needs of each client. Credit Saint’s services include credit bureau disputes, creditor interventions, and…

President Biden
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Social Security Changes In 2023 You Never Expect President Biden Once Favors

President Biden once offered a Proposal to “fix” Social Security. Social Security changes will be expected.   Social Security changes in 2023, possible Social Security changes in 2023 will worry beneficiaries, considering how important Social Security is to them. This program assures the health of current members and future retirees and the financial capacity of…

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Some Texas districts to pay $5 billion in property taxes to fill funding gap at other schools

Advocates In Texas Said That The School Who Collects Taxes More Should Give Some To The State And The State Distributes It To Other School That Needs It, To Provide A Better School For The Children. Some Of These Advocates Have Been Born, Raised And Typically Grew Up In Texas.   Property Tax For School…

IRS
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IRS Raises Maximum Contribution Limit for Retirement Savings Plans in 2022

This is the second consecutive year that the agency has raised the limit. The IRS has announced that it will increase the maximum contribution limit for 401(k), 403(b), and most 457 retirement savings plans to $20,500 in 2022 Additionally, the catch-up contribution limit for those aged 50 and over will increase to $6,500 in 2022,…

Tax Refund
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Canadians Advised on How to Best Use their Tax Refund Amid Economic Uncertainty

Personal finance experts offer some suggestions on how to spend the extra money. Canadians receive their tax refunds While some might be tempted to treat themselves, experts suggest prioritizing financial goals such as paying off high-interest debt, making lump-sum mortgage payments, and contributing to a registered retirement savings plan or registered education savings plan. For…

Unclaimed Tax Refunds: Taxpayers Have Three Years Extension From The Original Deadline To Claim
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Unclaimed Tax Refunds: Taxpayers Have Three Years Extension From The Original Deadline To Claim

Taxpayers who have unclaimed tax refunds have three years extension from the original deadline to claim them. Or else their money will go as property of the US Treasury.   Taxpayers who have unclaimed tax refunds, file now! Internal Revenue Service has unclaimed tax refunds for the year 2019. The office has decided to extend…

snap
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Temporary SNAP Waiver Enables Mississippi Tornado Victims to Purchase Hot Foods

Residents in certain counties in Mississippi have been given a waiver by the Food and Nutrition Service Enables residents to use their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to purchase hot foods This decision was made following the extended power outages and property damage caused by the March Tornadoes. Until May 28, individuals in Carroll,…