Washington Governor Inslee Expands Working Families Tax Credit
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has signed legislation to expand Working Families Tax Credit.
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Forgivable Loans to Small Businesses: Applications Reopening
Maine will soon open up a second application period for the Thrive Maine program, offering forgivable loans to small businesses.
National Debt Default Could Raise Your Mortgage Payment
The housing market could buckle under foreclosures driven by higher mortgage payments.
Energy Efficient Tax Credits: You Can Still Claim Them
Homeowners can claim energy efficient tax credits if they haven’t claimed them already.
Applications Open Soon for Cambridge, MA, $500 Guaranteed Income Program
The Cambridge guaranteed income program would give $500 per month to low-income families and will start accepting applications for the program soon.
Here’s How to Claim California’s Middle Class Tax Refund
Over a million Californians have not yet claimed the Middle Class Tax Refund.
US CPI Shows Annual Inflation Rate at 4.9% in April
The year-over-year consumer price index stood at 4.9% last month.
$4k Stimulus Check From San Diego County: Applications Now Open
Some San Diego County families and seniors impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic could get a stimulus check of $4,000 soon.
School Tax Credit From Oklahoma Approved, Held From Governor
Oklahoma parents could get a much-needed school tax credit once the proposal lands on Governor Kevin Stitt’s desk.
Food Prices Up 50% in This Country
Inflation has pushed food prices in this Middle Eastern country sharply higher.
Maine May Get $350 in Expanded Child Tax Credits
Some lawmakers are calling on state and federal lawmakers to expand child tax credits from Maine.
One-Time Tax Rebate From Alabama to Be $100
Alabama lawmakers have slashed a proposed tax rebate to $100 per tax filer, reducing the overall spending on the tax rebate from more than a billion dollars to $275 million.
FED Continues Relentless Rate Hikes With 25 BPS Despite Bank Trouble
The Fed's move is widely expected to be the last this year and likely will be succeeded by a prolonged period of higher interest rates.
Lawmakers Approve Sending Property Tax Relief to Indiana Residents
Indiana lawmakers have approved a bill that will offer some relief to property owners.
Analysts Expect the Fed to Pause Rate Hikes Soon as Senators Weigh In
A group of Democratic lawmakers has sent a letter to Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling on the agency to halt rate hikes to avoid risking too much damage to the economy.