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For most Americans, 401(k)s may be their only chance for retirement, but experts warn that there is a significant risk involved

For newer Americans who expect to get older one day, 401(k) plans are their only safe chance because pension funds are all but extinct, and the Social Security bank fund faces a 75-year shortfall. Additional Americans, compared to previously, make use of 401(k) plans to save for retirement, indicating that all of this money is…

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A Multimillion-Dollar Fine Was Calculated Against JPMorgan Chase For Erasing 47,000,000 Banking Records

JPMorgan Chase has now been fined $4 million by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for erasing roughly 47 million emails, among them commercial communication that had been the subject of subpoenas in a minimum of twelve regulatory inquiries. The emails went out between January 1 and April 23, 2018, and JPMorgan’s broker-dealer affiliate deleted…

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Stimulus Update: Who Might Be Eligible for a $2,000 “Baby Bonus” Under a New Child Tax Credit Proposal?

Legislation to restore the enhanced child tax credit and offer a $2,000 “baby bonus” for households with new babies has been proposed by three U.S. House Democrats. In a wider proposal to revive the 2021 American Rescue Plan Act, U.S. Representatives Ritchie Torres of New York, Suzan DelBene of Washington, and Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut…

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Food Stamp payments could rise by $3.5 billion under the proposed SNAP bill

A significant consumer rights organization has supported Congressional legislation that seeks to strengthen the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by boosting federal funds and enhancing SNAP participants’ availability of more nutritious foods. The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) approved the “Opt for Health with SNAP Act of 2023,” or simply “OH SNAP,”…

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Republicans’ extraordinary decision to punish top Democrat Adam Schiff causes chaos in the House

To scold 1 of the chamber’s top members and inflame tensions on each side of the aisle, the House voted a discipline report on Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., on Wednesday night across party lines. Republicans voted in favor, Democrats abstained, and 6 GOP lawmakers were present; the final result was 213-209. Throughout inquiries into the links between…

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UNCLAIMED REFUNDS OF $1.5 BILLION

Since some taxpayers didn’t yet submit their 2019 tax forms, about $1.5 billion in refunds stay untouched. According to the law, taxpayers typically have 3 years to file their tax returns and request refunds. The money belongs to the U.S. Treasury if it is not filed within 3 years. However, people have a longer time than…

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