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This 13th Friday is set to repeat a custom that has become regular in the tattoo community. With so many special offers and promotions surrounding the occasion, tattoo parlours all over the nation are preparing for one of their busiest days of the year. Additionally, since this Friday, June 13, many studios will use this … Read more
The IRS automatically extends the deadline for filing tax returns for US citizens and tax residents worldwide by two months, to June 16, 2025. America’s tax system is based on a special global principle: citizenship, not residency, determines tax liability. This means that if you are an American citizen or tax resident, you must report … Read more
It has been officially declared that food stamp recipients in Idaho, Arkansas, and Utah would no longer be eligible to use the program for grocery buying in order to purchase sweets or soft beverages. States filed waivers to remove soda, candy, and energy drinks from the list of goods that can be purchased under the … Read more
If you are a US citizen or resident alien. In that case, the IRS generally has the same regulations for submitting income, land, and gift tax returns and paying estimated taxes, regardless of where you are in the world. All of your international income is taxable, and you have to record all of your taxable … Read more
As the second Wednesday of July approaches, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will soon start disbursing the month’s Social Security benefit payments. However, for some of these beneficiaries, the SSA is taking steps to recover all past overpayments of Social Security benefits, which could result in a significant garnishment of your July checks before they … Read more
In July 2025, California will launch a state-supported guaranteed income program that would offer $725 monthly stimulus payments to hundreds of qualified families. These payments are a factor of a trial edge that aims to give families with young children monetary stability, particularly those who reside in economically disadvantaged and costly locations. Many are doubting … Read more
A $1,000 seed investment account for newborns, called a “Trump Account,” is a key component of President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which is presently making its way complete Congress. These accounts, which resemble standard IRAs in structure, are intended to foster savings from birth and may be further subsidized by parents, family members, or … Read more
Elderly and disabled people can receive financial aid through a number of federal welfare programs. Two of the Social Security Administration’s most popular programs are SSDI and Social Security Income. SSI offers very low-income and resource-constrained older adults and people with disabilities the bare minimum of financial support. State programs frequently complement federal Social Security … Read more
SNAP is formally known as food stamps, which is the nation’s most important anti-hunger financial aid. In Florida, the Florida Department of Children and Families Office of Economic Self-Sufficiency manage the SNAP monthly financial assistance. Those who will fulfil the eligibility criteria will be able to receive financial aid, and the Florida Supplemental Nutrition Assistance … Read more
Tuesday’s vote-a-rama saw the Senate pass the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), a complete tax reform proposal supported by Republicans. With Vice President JD Vance’s lone vote, the bill passed 51–50. If a retiree’s income surpasses a very low threshold—$34,000 for singles and $44,000 for married couples filing jointly—up to 85% of their Social … Read more