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U.S. residents receive a monthly direct deposit of $6,000 from their jurisdiction to cover their payments. The Vice President of the United States announced this payment under the Child Tax Credit to support families raising children. Parents who meet the income criteria receive benefits from the government in their bank accounts. 2024 $6000 Direct Deposit for Seniors Vice President Kamala Harris announced $6,000 in direct deposits for seniors facing financial hardship due to rising inflation. Harris has been vocal about increasing CTC payments to cover seniors’ monthly expenses. Many elderly people, low-income households, and people with disabilities face financial hardship…
The Richmond City Council finance committee Thursday voted to continue consideration of dueling real estate tax proposals — again.Councilwoman Reva Trammell, who represents the 8th District, previously proposed a 4-cent reduction to the city’s real estate tax rate. City Council President Kristen Nye, who represents the 4th District, submitted a paper that would maintain the city’s current rate of $1.20 per $100 of assessed value. City Council President Kristen Nye, who represents the 4th District, listens to a tax proposal Thursday at City Hall. Nye submitted a paper that would maintain the city’s current rate of $1.20 per $100 of…
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled Tuesday in a 2-1 decision that Ohio can fully enforce a newly enacted law banning foreign nationals from funding statewide voting efforts for now. handed down a judgment.The short-term ruling came in the form of an injunction, but it follows months of legal wrangling over whether House Bill 1 violates the First Amendment rights of Ohio’s lawful permanent residents. In the most recent case, a federal district court issued such a ruling in September. .“Concerns about foreign interference in American politics are not new, and Ohio residents and their representatives…
(Bloomberg) — The Bank of Korea lowered its base interest rate as the domestic real estate market showed signs of cooling and inflationary pressures eased sharply, allowing authorities to finally shift their focus to supporting economic activity.Most Read Articles on BloombergThe central bank cut the seven-day repurchase rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 3.25%, a decision predicted by 20 out of 22 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. The other two expect the bank to keep interest rates at 3.5% in a bid to curb house prices, which could lead to higher household debt.Now that inflationary pressures have subsided,…
SOUTHWICK, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) – We previously covered the Southwick Civic Fund and its efforts to help Helen victims, and we spoke with John Deedy again on Thursday to find out that they have received a large amount of donations. He said they have received supplies, but now they need more supplies. Boxes, duct tape, etc. to deliver those items to people in need.”I think it’s very important as humans to give back. I’m 59 years old and we’re aging. You’re young people and at some point in your life you have to give back. “I think we have to really…
WILKES-BARRE — The City Council at Thursday’s regular meeting approved up to $180 million to the nonprofit Woodbridge Healthcare for the purchase and capital improvements of Commonwealth Health hospitals in Wilkes-Barre and Scranton. Approved revenue bonds. The tax-exempt bond was approved on a 5-1 vote, with Council Vice President Tony Brooks voting against it. The bonds will be issued by the Wilkes-Barre Fiscal Authority, which was approved at its last meeting. Wilkes-Barre Mayor George Brown said the city is not responsible for repaying the bonds, but merely acts as a conduit for them. Attorney Laura Kurtz, bond counselor for…
In 2025, most people in Cumberland County are expected to see a significant jump in their residential and commercial property taxes, and possibly their property tax bills. That’s because the county plans to update the assessments for property in the county and set new, updated tax amounts. State law requires tax assessments to be done every eight years to ensure they are up to date. The last reassessment was in 2017. Cumberland County Tax Administrator Joseph Utley presented commissioners Monday with a draft 362-page manual called “Schedule, Standards and Rules” that the county tax administration would use in determining the…
SAN ANTONIO – Even though Hurricane Milton made landfall more than 1,000 miles away, the economic impact could be felt here, too. Gas demand is at an all-time high, hitting record numbers this year. Experts point to Hurricane Milton as a factor in the increase.The impact was also felt in Texas, where average prices were up 2 cents from this day last week.”We’ve seen a significant increase in demand over the last week. Perhaps Florida residents and Southeast residents purchased gasoline before the storm and, of course, some tried to purchase gasoline after the storm made landfall. “That’s probably because…
TI has said that he will at least retire from performing. King of the South and Young Doro will appear on 96.1 The Beat’s afternoon show “Lari at 2” with hosts Ferrari Simmons and BT, which will be held in Atlanta on December 19th. The topic of the annual Jingle Ball holiday concert came up. TI is headlining alongside Sexyy Red, T-Pain, Saweetie, The Kid Laroi, Khalid, and Tinashe, but this could very well be his last performance. “I don’t need any more money and I won’t be performing, so I would like to thank everyone for offering me one…
NEWARK, Del, Oct. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Micro-Investing Platform Market is expected to experience exponential growth from 2024 to 2034 as more individuals, particularly millennials and Gen Z, look for accessible investment solutions. Micro-investing platforms allow users to invest small amounts of money, often through rounding up daily purchases, enabling a new wave of retail investors to participate in financial markets. This shift towards democratized investment opportunities is fueling the rapid expansion of the market. In 2024, the Micro-Investing Platform Market is valued at USD 665.7 million, with a projected CAGR of 21.0% over the next decade, bringing…