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West Virginia can be found or near the bottom of many lists of the worst states to live in. It may be time for people to leave the troubled state if they can.
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The BLS put out its THE EMPLOYMENT SITUATION — SEPTEMBER 2023 figures. They were better than expected. “Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 336,000 in September, and the unemployment...
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While nearly three-quarters of investors who are not yet retired see the benefits of waiting until age 70 to access their money, only 10%Â say they plan to actually do so.
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Debt has been at the forefront of American life this year.
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Almost 700,000 people get divorced each year, causing havoc with family finances and crippling children emotionally and financially. Over a longer measurement period, almost four in ten marriages end...
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The Montana Department of Revenue has extended the deadline to claim the property tax rebate by one day.
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The proposed $1 billion bill has something for everyone, including renters, individuals, families and seniors.
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A significant number of California residents have not yet received this refund despite being eligible.
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Volunteer firefighters and Emergency Medical Service (EMS) workers in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, may soon get a tax rebate.
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A recent Census Bureau analysis reveals that this southern state has the lowest average household income.
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Based on an analysis by the Tax Foundation, state taxes collected per capita in 2021 were $3,831. That year’s median household income was $70,784, probably $55,000 after federal and local taxes...
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The Social Security Administration works round the clock to ensure it sends the right amount of money to the right person, but, given the size and complexity of the program, overpayments can happen.
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Support is again growing for expanding the child tax credit.
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Eligible households soon will be able to apply for the Fairfax County guaranteed income program.
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The proposed bill offers a tax credit to landlords who allow dogs and cats in rental units without breed or size restrictions or without charging any additional fees.
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