Tag: US Finance
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Who Is Eligible For $1312 February Stimulus Checks 2024? Check Now The Payment Date And Process!
The new stimulus checks 2024 costing $1312 will be paid to the eligible residents on scheduled date. Know how the state is helping its residents cope with the ongoing financial problems. $1312 Stimulus Checks 2024 in February Some states in the United States will distribute $1312 stimulus checks 2024 for eligible residents of their states.…
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How To Get Your 2024 Tax Refund Faster? Check This Out!
The 2024 tax refund season officially opened last January 29, meaning the IRS will begin accepting and processing 2024 tax refunds for the 2023 tax year. The deadline to file is April 15. Taxpayers who live in Maine or Massachusetts have until April 17 because of holidays. Here’s what you need to know if you’re…
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2024 Tax Refund: 7 Common Tax Mistakes That Can Delay Your Tax Rebates
If you haven’t filed your 2024 Tax refund yet, you still have plenty of time. The 2024 tax refund filing deadline is on April 15. Whatever you do, don’t rush through the steps as this can lead to mistakes on your 2024 Tax Refund. Find out how to avoid the most common mistakes made…
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Navigating Extra Auto Insurance for Uber Drivers: What You Need to Know
In the not-so-distant past, when you needed a ride, you’d hail a taxi or endure those endless waits for a traditional car service. If you’re pondering joining the ranks of Uber drivers, you might be wondering about extra auto insurance requirements With Uber, you can summon a ride and choose from a multitude of options…
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To Deal With Inflation, Approximately Half Of All SNAP Beneficiaries Skip Meals To Survive
A new survey reports that 42% of households reliant on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP are skipping meals because they cannot afford enough food because of inflation. 93% of SNAP beneficiaries reported problems paying for basic household expenses In general, inflation will always penalize those with fewer alternatives. For example, a richer…
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Student Loan Repayment Update: The SLR Pause Is Ending In A Few Weeks, But Here’s What You Need To Know About The Timing
The student loan repayment pause, which has been in place since March 2020, will soon come to an end. But when is the actual due date for your loan payments? When will the Department of Education once again start adding interest? The key dates that every borrower of federal student loans must be aware of…
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Richardson City Council has already set a date for public hearing on the city’s proposed new tax rate
As the Richardson City Council goes forward with its budget cycle, a date for resident feedback on the city’s proposed new tax rate has been set. According to documents provided to the Richardson City Council, the proposed rate discussed during the meeting on August 7 is $0.56095 per $100 valuation, taking into account both the…
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Visit the Cities With The Worst Traffic In The United States
Could you do it with an extra $2,618? That is how much money Chicago commuters lost as a result of traffic costs. According to the most recent traffic study from Inrix about cities with the worst traffic, a U.S. business that analyzes transportation data, delays on the busiest U.S. corridors grew in 2022, as did metro-wide…
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Food stamp distribution update: $1,691 worth of SNAP benefits will be received by Arizona residents by Sunday
In six days, Arizona will have finished its food stamp distribution to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients for Arizona residents for the month of August. Arizona residents will receive all SNAP benefits valued up to $1,691 by Sunday as Arizona will have its food stamp distribution According to the Arizona Department of Economic Security, food stamp…
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Check Out the Alabama Water Utilities That Had the Most Violations According to EWG database
Most tap water in Alabama passes federal drinking water regulations, but that doesn’t mean it’s lacking toxins like arsenic, lead, and potentially dangerous disinfection byproducts. While these chemicals are acceptable to consume in small quantities, the Environmental Working Group claims that the US Environmental Protection Agency’s drinking water rules are “out-of-date” and allow for greater amounts…