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Trump Administration Revives Student Loan Forgiveness And Millions Could Finally See Their Debt Wiped Clean

After months of uncertainty, the Trump administration has resumed discharging student loans under the Income-Based Repayment (IBR) plan. The program,…

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Social Security’s 2026 COLA Announcement Back on Track as Shutdown Forces BLS to Make Rare Exception

In a rare move amid the ongoing government shutdown, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced Friday that it will…

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IRS Rolls Out New Form to Claim Trump’s Tax Breaks For Seniors, Tips, Overtime, and Car Loans

The Internal Revenue Service has released an early draft of a new form that will make it easier for working…

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Government Shutdown Delays 2026 Social Security COLA Announcement As Millions Left Waiting for Inflation Data

The ongoing partial government shutdown has ground federal operations to a halt, delaying crucial data releases that millions of Americans…

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Social Security’s “Full Retirement Age” May Get a Rebrand; But Critics Say It Misses the Real Problem

Most Americans don’t actually know when they qualify for their full Social Security benefits. A recent survey by the Nationwide…

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Trump Administration Halts Student Loan Forgiveness Class Action Amid Government Shutdown

The battle over student loan forgiveness took a sharp turn this week after the Trump administration filed papers seeking to…

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Could You Get a $2,000 Tariff Check? Trump’s Dividend Idea Faces Congress and the Courts

President Donald Trump said Thursday he is still considering giving Americans up to $2,000 in rebate checks tied to his…

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Trump’s Social Security Upgrade Ends Paper Checks on Sept. 30. What Seniors Must Do Now

Starting September 30, 2025, the Trump administration will end the use of paper checks for Social Security benefits, completing the…

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Elizabeth Warren Targets Job Credit Checks, Says They Discriminate Against Workers

Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Representative Steve Cohen of Tennessee reintroduced legislation aimed at banning employers from using credit…

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Middle Class Stuck for Five Years While Rich Prospered, Census Data Shows

Americans experienced little improvement in their standard of living under President Joe Biden. Census Bureau data released on 9th September…

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