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Student loan consumers are given more information about Biden’s proposal to change payment record

Further information on the federal government’s strategy to change the payment histories of hundreds of thousands of student loan consumers, which will bring them nearer to debt forgiveness, was made available. This month, the Education Department provided details about which previous loans qualify for this one-time payment adjustment, the way consumers with specific loans are eligible, what…

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In 2024, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says she has no plans to compete for a Senate seat

As per her office, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez isn’t running for a position in the US Senate in the next year. This will allow Democratic senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York to stand for reelection without facing any competition from the progressive lawmaker. She has no intention of running for the Senate in 2024. According to Ocasio-Cortez’s publicist Lauren…

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SNAP recipients might be impacted by the House debt ceiling legislation

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy would reduce some Americans’ Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payouts as a way to briefly raise the debt ceiling. By keeping personal expenditures at FY 2022 levels until March 31, 2024, McCarthy’s Limit, Conserve, and Develop Act seeks to lift the debt limit by $1.5 trillion. McCarthy intends to increase the…

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Under the “one-time budget surplus,” Americans might receive rebates ranging from $450 to $900

It originates from a strategy presented by Governor Laura Kelly of Kansas following her veto of Senate Bill 169. According to her, the law might implement a “flat tax,” which means everybody might pay an equal amount no matter their financial situation. Kelly continued by saying that it might have harmed educational institutions and middle-class…

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