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Bipartisan Effort Unveils Plan to Improve Child Tax Credit: Here’s What You Need to Understand
Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden and Republican Rep. Jason Smith revealed a new bipartisan tax framework on Tuesday.
The proposal aims to augment the popular Child Tax Credit, enhancing its impact on low-income families and making adjustments…
U.S. Supreme Court Declines Washington State Capital Gains Tax Case
(The Marketplace) – On Tuesday morning, the Washington State Supreme Court's March 2023 decision to uphold the legitimacy of the state's capital gains tax was denied by the U.S. Supreme Court.
As usual, the justices did not explain their…
Spokane Lawmaker Revives Proposal for $86 Million Taxpayer-Funded School Lunch Program
(The Marketplace) – Legislation to force school lunches for all students attending public, charter, and state-tribal schools in Washington to be paid for by taxpayers is being brought back by a Spokane congressman.
House Bill 2058 was…
Top Retirement Destinations: Exploring the Best States and Cities for Seniors
As seniors contemplate the golden years of retirement, the question of where to settle down becomes a crucial aspect of their decision-making process.
The answer, however, is as diverse as the individuals asking. Before delving into…
Luxury Living: Explore the Opulence of Georgia’s Most Expensive Homes on the Market
Tens of thousands of properties in Georgia are up for sale; some of them are valued at tens of millions of dollars.
The Peach State offers mansions fit for a king or queen, for those with an abundance of funds and time to devote to…
Atrium Health Rings in the New Year with a 3% Pay Boost for Dedicated Employees
Atrium Health's devoted employees have reason to celebrate as they welcome the new year. The well-known healthcare provider has announced a 3% wage rise as a way to honor the dedication and hard work of its staff.
This is a good move…
Late to the Office, Big on Expenses: Georgia Worker’s Tardiness Drains $2 Billion from State…
ATLANTA: According to recent studies, the typical worker in Georgia is 40 minutes late for work each week.
Release:
Over $2.1 billion is lost to the state economy annually due to tardy workers.
The typical worker in Georgia is…
Investing in Education and Healthcare: Gov. Kemp’s Budget Proposal Includes Funds for Augusta…
This week, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp unveiled his proposed state budget for 2025, which may contain significant funding increases for the Augusta region's criminal justice system, healthcare system, and educational system.
Following the…
Georgia’s Bold Move: $11.3 Million Literacy Initiative Aims to Enhance Reading Skills in…
The governors of Georgia are considering a $11.3 million literacy program. The monies, included in Republican Gov. Brian Kemp's current budget proposal, aim to directly enhance efforts to give literacy coaches to train teachers and…
The Happiness Paradox: How Money Can Buy Joy, But Not in the Ways You Might Think
A recent study conducted by Empower reveals that a considerable 59% of Americans perceive financial security as a pivotal element in achieving happiness.
However, the price tag attached to this coveted happiness appears to be steeper…