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As the clock ticks towards 2026, the landscape of American taxation is poised for significant changes, influenced by ongoing negotiations spearheaded by the current administration. The House Ways and Means Committee is gearing up to deliberate on a series of tax reforms that could affect millions of taxpayers. While Democrats remain largely sidelined in the
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In a landscape increasingly characterized by chaos, the job market presents a confusing paradox for job seekers, echoing sentiments of frustration and hope. While economists tout a notably low unemployment rate—floating around 4.2%—the reality for job seekers is far more grim. Even amidst surprising job growth that has seemingly outperformed expectations, securing a new position
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The resumption of student loan collections by the Trump Administration after a prolonged hiatus has sent shockwaves through the borrower community. Following nearly five years of relief from the repercussions of default, approximately 195,000 individuals are now grappling with the grim reality of wage garnishments and benefit seizing. The Department of Education’s announcement inviting financial
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On a notable Thursday in 2026, the IRS revealed the new contribution limits for Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), upping the ante with figures that barely keep pace with inflation. Self-only health coverage contributions are now set at $4,400, marking a modest increase from the previous year’s $4,300. Meanwhile, families can contribute up to $8,750, a
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