Back in May, the House passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2017, an omnibus appropriations bill. The legislation provided discretionary funding for the federal government through the 2017 fiscal year, which ends in October. 533 more words
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Remember The Fair Tax Rob?
I received an email from my congressman Rob Wittman, who has been my congressman since 2007 when JoAnn Davis died. He has been running on reducing taxes in every election since then. 527 more words
Establishment resistance to Trump continues, as GOP leaders thwart the president over proposed cuts to Left-wing govt. media
(National Sentinel) Congress: After completely botching Obamacare repeal-and-replace measures, the GOP-controlled Congress is now continuing to go out of its way to thwart President Donald J. 668 more words
SAVE IT, DON’T BREAK IT.
Experts have said that without strong math skills, people are normally good at investing, saving, or spending money due to their emotions. The individuals with poor math skills are at higher risks to make huge financial mistakes. 279 more words
Apple Has Spent Record $2.2 Million Lobbying Trump Administration Over Past Three Months
(Source: www.macrumors.com)
Image: Drew Angerer—Getty Images
That amount is by far the most Apple has ever spent on lobbying in a single quarter, eclipsing the previous record of… 576 more words
Credit Cards: Evil or Good?
Summary: When used wisely, credit cards are an excellent financial tool and can actually pay you to use them.
Credit cards have a bad reputation in financial circles, and for good reason. 2,083 more words
Midyear Tax Planning: Miscellaneous
BOSTON (CBS) – Summertime Childcare Expenses
School vacations are tough on working parents. Especially finding affordable alternative childcare. The Child and Dependent Care Credit is available for expenses incurred during these lazy days of summer as well as throughout the rest of the year. 397 more words
