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3 days ago3 days ago

SNAP Benefit Cuts Leave Local Families Anxious About Food Security

President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” faces a challenging future in the nation’s capital. Speaker Mike Johnson pledged to have the entire package on President Trump’s desk by July 4 after the bill passed the House last week. It is anticipated to undergo substantial modifications in the Senate, though, and one of the plan’s most…

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Loretta James07 mins
SNAP Benefit Cuts Leave Local Families Anxious About Food Security
  • Finance
4 days ago4 days ago

IRS Issues Final Reminder as Deadline Approaches for One Group

In the United States, taxpayers scrambled to submit their forms before the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) deadline of April 15. Although it’s well past the deadline, one group still has a little time to finish their submission and avoid paying late fees. An extra two months have been added to the grace period for US…

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Loretta James02 mins
IRS Issues Final Reminder as Deadline Approaches for One Group
  • Finance
7 days ago1 week ago

What the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Means for Your Social Security Taxes

After a Republican-backed tax bill garnered attention for a number of cuts, benefits are once again at the forefront of the political discussion. Is President Trump’s political team planning to reduce Social Security taxes? One noteworthy feature of the bill, which is currently in the House and will affect a number of groups, especially seniors,…

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Loretta James04 mins
What the 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Means for Your Social Security Taxes
  • Finance
1 week ago1 week ago

New York State Announces June SNAP Payment Schedule

In the state of New York, the distribution of SNAP benefits begins on the first of the month and continues until the ninth. This schedule for the Food Stamp program applies to all counties. It is not, however, going to be the payment schedule for the five boroughs of New York City. The New York…

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Loretta James05 mins
SNAP Payment Dates for June What New York Recipients Need to Know
  • Finance
1 week ago1 week ago

New SNAP Rule: Soda Purchases No Longer Allowed in Nebraska

Nebraska is the first state in the nation to be approved by the federal government to prohibit the use of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, formerly known as food stamps, to purchase sodas and energy drinks. US Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced the decision, calling it “a historic step to Make America Healthy…

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Loretta James05 mins
New SNAP Rule Soda Purchases No Longer Allowed in Nebraska
  • Finance
1 week ago1 week ago

The Best is Yet to Come: 4 Meaningful Gains You’ll Experience in Retirement

Retirement often gets painted as a time of loss—losing the routine of work, losing the paycheck, and losing the structure of daily life. But what if we looked at it differently? Retirement can be a time of gain—a chance to embrace freedom, time, and opportunities you didn’t have before. The trick is in the planning….

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Loretta James07 mins
The Best is Yet to Come 4 Meaningful Gains You’ll Experience in Retirement
  • Finance
1 week ago1 week ago

IRS Sending $3,029 Direct Deposits: Who Qualifies Between May 22–31?

The deadline for filing the 2024 tax returns was set by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) at April 15. Nonetheless, it’s possible that some taxpayers were given more time to pay, file, or both. Generally speaking, the Agency has 21 days to issue tax refunds to qualified taxpayers. Payments can occasionally arrive sooner than that….

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Loretta James04 mins
IRS Sending $3,029 Direct Deposits Who Qualifies Between May 22–31
  • Finance
1 week ago1 week ago

Government Can Retain Social Security Checks for Some Retirees With Debt

According to a report this week by various American media, millions of Americans who depend on Social Security may have some of their monthly benefits taken away beginning in June if they don’t make their student loan payments. Official data indicates that people who owe money to the federal government are impacted by this process….

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Loretta James06 mins
Government Can Retain Social Security Checks for Some Retirees With Debt
  • Finance
1 week ago1 week ago

What You Need to Know About the SALT Deduction Debate in 2025 Tax Reform

If you live in a state with high taxes, you’ve probably felt the sting of the SALT deduction cap. Since 2017, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) has limited how much you can deduct for state and local taxes on your federal return — $10,000 for most taxpayers. That cap has been a sore…

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Loretta James08 mins
What You Need to Know About the SALT Deduction Debate in 2025 Tax Reform
  • Finance
1 week ago1 week ago

What the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Means for You — And What’s Changing After 2025

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) shook up the tax code back in 2017, bringing major changes for millions of Americans. Known as the “Trump tax cuts,” the law affected everything from income tax rates and the standard deduction to child tax credits and business taxes. It was the biggest tax overhaul in decades….

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Loretta James09 mins
What the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Means for You — And What’s Changing After 2025
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