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How the Infrastructure Bill Could Change Crypto
cryptocurrency Cryptocurrency's path to legitimacy runs through Washington, but it's an opportunity dressed as a threat.
By Riley Adams Published
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Forgiven Student Loan Debt Will Be Tax-Free
Coronavirus and Your Money President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion stimulus package lays the groundwork to forgive some student loan debt.
By Emma Patch Published
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Renters: Help Is On The Way
Coronavirus and Your Money Renters worried about being evicted from their homes or apartments can breathe a sigh of relief as the new $1.9 trillion stimulus package sets aside much needed funds for them to tap.
By Rivan V. Stinson Published
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What the Democrats' Agenda Will Mean for Your Pocketbook
Politics With President Joe Biden in the White House and a narrow Democratic majority in the Senate and House of Representatives, Democrats have a clearer path to enact their agenda.
By Lisa Gerstner Published
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Update: Biden Administration Extends Eviction and Foreclosure Moratorium, Again
Coronavirus and Your Money Getting to work right after the inauguration ceremony was over, President Joe Biden included assistance for renters and homeowners among a slew of executive orders to help struggling Americans.
By Rivan V. Stinson Published
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What Biden Will Do: 23 Policy Plays to Expect From the Next Administration
Politics The Kiplinger Letter forecasts President-Elect Joe Biden’s biggest priorities -- and the likelihood of progress on them.
By The Kiplinger Washington Editors Published
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Kiplinger's 2020 Election Forecast
Politics For nearly a century, The Kiplinger Letter has forecasted the outcome of presidential elections to keep readers informed of what's coming and what it means for them. Here's our call for 2020.
By The Kiplinger Washington Editors Published
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How the GOP Tax Bill May Affect Businesses
Business Costs & Regulation Corporations would enjoy a lower flat tax rate while individual owners of pass-throughs would also see a lower rate, but with more complex terms.
By Joy Taylor Published
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The Long Slog in Congress After Comey
Politics Trump's firing of the FBI director ruffled congressional feathers, but not enough to spur an independent investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
By Sean Lengell Published
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