The House Republicans’ push for a $78 billion tax deal, including business incentives and an expanded child tax credit, has now been approved by the White House and the Ways and Means Committee. The crucial House floor vote is set after bipartisan approval in the House Ways and Means Committee. GOP Dilemmas Speaker Mike Johnson […]
15 Times Boomers Gave Life Advice and Millennials Didn’t Listen
We’ve all heard the advice of the Baby Boomers and how things were way back when. But millennials seem to be doing things differently, through choice or not – ignoring these tips from the older generation. #1. “Buy a House as Soon as You Can” Boomers often tout home ownership as a cornerstone of financial […]
Vermont Takes Bold Action to Tax the Rich With Historic Bill
Vermont is introducing a historic bill that would see a rise in tax payments from its wealthier residents in an attempt to fund issues brought on by the wide financial inequality in the state. Vermont’s Progressive Stance on Wealth Tax Vermont has introduced two bills aiming to impose wealth taxes on its wealthiest residents in […]
15 Money Mistakes That Keep You Living Paycheck to Paycheck
Living paycheck to paycheck isn’t ideal, yet that doesn’t stop 62% of Americans from living in that matter. If you constantly feel you can’t keep your head above water financially, it’s time to look in the mirror. All people living paycheck to paycheck are guilty of these financial blunders; how many apply to you? #1. Only Making […]
25 Frugal Habits That Could Save You Thousands of Dollars
As the cost of living continues to climb, managing your finances smartly is more critical than ever. Adopting frugal living habits can significantly cut down your expenses, paving the way for a more secure financial future. And you don’t have to sacrifice all of your little pleasures, either. We’ve got 25 practical, frugal living tips […]
Bag That Top Job in Your 60’s With 15 Strategies You Need to Know
According to news reports, the U.S. job market is robust, and employers are desperate for workers. Despite these claims, many people, especially those over 60, struggle to find employment. Being a mature jobseeker doesn’t mean being automatically excluded from the workforce. There are several things experienced workers can do to land their ideal position. People […]
25 Corner Cutting Wedding Ideas That Just Look Trashy
Weddings are a celebration of love, but they can also be a significant financial burden. According to The Knot, the average American wedding cost a whopping $30,000 in 2022! So you can understand why people want to make savings where possible. While it’s wise to be budget-conscious, there’s a fine line between frugal and cheap. […]
A Day Without Women: Iceland’s Strike to Highlight Gender-Pay Gap
In a striking demonstration, women across Iceland momentarily stepped away from their roles, both in offices and at homes, to bring attention to the persistent gender pay gap and the issue of gender-based violence. This silent yet resonant protest not only underscores the critical role of women but also offers the United States an opportunity […]
Healthcare Hell: More Americans Struggle to Pay Medical Bills and Demand Reform
The increasing financial burden of healthcare is putting many Americans in a tight spot. A recent survey reveals the challenges individuals face in paying their medical bills, suggesting a deep-seated problem that extends beyond mere affordability. A Comprehensive Study A 2024 Healthcare Financial Experience Study conducted by Cedar delves into the reasons why Americans find […]
Work Less for the Same Pay? America Wakes Up to Work-Life Balance
The American workforce is experiencing a shift, as workers find themselves clocking fewer hours for the same pay, thanks to increased offerings of vacation, sick, and family leave. A Growing Gap A noticeable gap has emerged between the hours American workers are paid for and the hours they actually work, showing an improvement in work/life […]