Many companies are offering generous tuition assistance so workers can go back to college
More companies will pay for college, yet this valuable workplace benefit is often overlooked.
More companies will pay for college, yet this valuable workplace benefit is often overlooked.
Caring for aging relatives can be costly. But there may be federal and state tax breaks to help ease the burden, financial experts say.
Federal unemployment programs, which end this weekend, greatly expanded the safety net for the jobless during the pandemic.
"Most people that I sit down with always say 'I wish I started sooner,'" said Tess Zigo, a certified financial planner at Emerge Wealth Strategies.
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The number of adults living in households with kids that reported not having enough to eat has fallen by 3.3 million thanks to child tax credit payments.
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Tax breaks for retirement plans reward workers for saving. But these write-offs may be widening the racial wealth gap, analysis shows.
Fewer hourly employees worked shifts in August, according to Homebase data, suggesting the Covid delta variant is dampening economic activity.
President Joe Biden has proposed taxing appreciated assets at death for income over $1 million and boosting the capital gains tax to ordinary income rates.
Former Sen. Heidi Heitkamp, a Democrat, said President Biden's plan to tax appreciated assets upon death would hurt family farms and family-owned businesses.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed a rule Wednesday to enhance data reporting for lenders around credit cards and other loans for small businesses.
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Code for America with the U.S. Treasury Department and White House released a new way for families to sign up for the child tax credit by phone.