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House Democrats push for Biden’s billionaire minimum income tax

House Democrats have introduced the Billionaire Minimum Income Tax Act, calling for a 20% levy on total income for households worth more than $100 million.

‘Once-in-a-generation’ prescription drug pricing reform could be coming. Here’s what we know

A Democratic bill calls for letting Medicare negotiate the price of prescription drugs. The change may result in significant savings for families, experts say.

'The disruption for a person's financial security is enormous.' Gaps in access to paid leave may lead to financial hardships, report finds.

While Covid-19 prompted efforts to increase access to paid leave on federal, state and employer fronts, significant gaps in access to these benefits persist.

The Federal Reserve's latest interest rate hike will mean a better return on your savings. Here's what to expect

Savers are poised to get a better return on their money after the latest bump to interest rates. But it will be a while before that competes with inflation.

When a recession hits, these are the cutbacks Main Street businesses need to make

GDP contracted for the second consecutive quarter, sending a recession signal for the economy. Here's where business owners should cut back on spending.

Considering a job change? Experts explain how to ace that 'Great Reshuffle' career move

If you are considering a job switch before the labor market cools, here’s what employers want to see on your resume — and the most common mistakes to avoid.

How to conserve cash, cut spending as business owner during a recession

GDP contracted for the second consecutive quarter, sending a recession signal for the economy. Here's where business owners should cut back on spending.

PayPal veteran Jim Magats is named CEO of MX, the startup that connects banks and fintech players

Magats is taking over at an interesting time: MX was preparing for an IPO or possible sale back in January, but market conditions have changed drastically.

U.S. economy continues to shrink and many aren't prepared for an economic downturn. Here's what advisors are telling clients as recession fears grow

As the U.S. economy shrinks for a second straight quarter, many aren't prepared for an economic downturn. Here's what advisors are telling their clients.

The cost to borrow is very expensive. Here are the best money moves to make after the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes

Everything from student loans, car loans, mortgages and credit cards will be impacted by the Fed's back-to-back 0.75-percentage-point interest rate hikes.

Can Two LLCs Have the Same Name?

Guest Post | Jul 28, 2022 Every limited liability company, as well as any other business form, starts with a name. No business can exist without a name, yet, the establishment of a corporation or an LLC imposes a bit tougher naming rules. The main question bothering entrepreneurs at the stage of business incorporation is

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The Mega Millions jackpot has now surged to $1.1 billion. This is the tax bill if you happen to win

Strong ticket sales have pushed the jackpot up to $1.1 billion from $1.02 billion for Friday night's drawing. It's now the third-largest lottery prize ever.

Is this a recession or not? While it's 'not entirely clear,' here's what it could mean for American consumers

While the current economic doldrums may look different from previous downturns, there are certain things that remain the same.

Telehealth expansion for Medicare enrollees would be extended under a bill poised for House vote

The measure aims to prevent temporary changes from expiring soon after the pandemic-related public health emergency ends.

The Mega Millions jackpot has now surged to $1.02 billion. Here's the tax bill if you win

With no ticket matching all six numbers drawn Tuesday, the jackpot has passed the $1 billion mark for Friday night's drawing.