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November deadline for government shutdown: What impacts Social Security benefits and other things?

Even while many government-funded organizations will be closed on Saturday and their staff aren’t getting paid, Social Security benefits will still be issued. Shorter-term appropriations measures approved by Congress and authorized by the president do not pay Social Security, which is regarded as a necessary program. This implies that even during government shutdowns, it continues…

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There’s Going to Be More Affordable Housing

With mortgage rates at an all-time high, home builders are being forced to lower prices in an attempt to revive struggling sales. The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index revealed on Thursday that builder confidence regarding the market for recently constructed single-family homes fell for the 4th consecutive month. In November, the…

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Despite years of declining to repay scam victims, Zelle eventually caves in

Legislators were disgusted to learn in the fall of 2022 that “the vast majority” of fooled Zelle consumers never received their money back, following years of criminals using this tactic to steal hundreds of millions of dollars from Zelle users by tricking individuals into authorizing fraudulent transfers. Regulators perceived Zelle as giving up its duty to monitor…

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When Chicago police arrived at a robbery scene, they were told to stop pursuing the perpetrators, according to video footage

Following a protracted legal dispute, the city of Chicago has made police department camera evidence of an assault in process on the north side in August available to the public. A CPD supervisor instructed the cops to stop pursuing the getaway car while they were pursuing it, and the men continued robbing individuals. Right after…

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