Judge removes Biden administration’s rule on medical debt credit reporting
A federal judge in Texas recently overturned rules enacted during the Biden administration that allowed for the removal of medical debt from credit reports, according to court filings. US District Judge Sean Jordan, appointed by Trump in 2019, stated that the previous administration’s regulations exceeded the authority of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). This […]
How to obtain the Resy credit on Delta Amex cards
I admit it, I’m a bit of a fan of the Delta Skymiles® Reserve American Express Card. I’ve even written about my enthusiasm for it before. This card has been my ticket to accessing many Delta Sky Club Airport lounges and has provided me with an annual companion certificate, allowing me to bring friends or […]
Reasons High-Performing Credit Unions Retain More Members
Gen Z Credit Union Members Consider Leaving Almost four out of ten members from the 10th generation of the Z Credit Union are contemplating a shift to traditional banks next year. This significant percentage poses a major challenge for credit unions eager to maintain their connection with younger members. Yet, the trend goes beyond just […]
Debit or credit: Which card provides more advantages for daily spending?
Choosing Between Debit and Credit Cards Many of us frequently grapple with the choice between using a debit card or a credit card. This decision often hinges on whether you need quick access to funds from your bank account. For Lee Gorman, credit cards hold a distinct advantage for a couple of reasons. “Credit cards […]
New federal tax credit initiative to assist millions in obtaining school choice
Trump’s New Education Bill: A Game Changer? President Trump recently signed a significant $3.3 trillion bill aimed at reshaping educational opportunities in the U.S. This legislation, which some are calling the “largest law in school selection history,” introduces a federal tax credit scholarship program. It’s a bold move that could potentially alter how families choose […]
Warning About Child Tax Credit: Millions of Children May Not Qualify
This week, researchers suggested that nearly one child benefiting from the Child Tax Credit (CTC) approved by Congress might be excluded. Why is it important? The CTC is a federal tax benefit designed to assist families with the expenses of raising kids. Starting in 2024, families can receive up to $2,000 for each qualifying child […]
Video circulates alleging that fraudsters are using microchip stickers to steal credit card details.
Concerns About Credit Card Safety at Gas Pumps Videos making the rounds on social media have raised alarms regarding the safety of credit card information at gas pumps, with claims that scammers are using microchips embedded in stickers to siphon off personal details. The local news team at News 8 is digging into these assertions. […]
Your Travel Credit Card Will Soon Become Much Pricier
Judgement Day for Travel Credit Card Holders On June 17th, Chase, the largest credit card issuer in the U.S., increased the annual fee for its Sapphire Reserve Card from $550 to $795, marking a 45% hike. Around the same time, American Express hinted at similar changes for its Platinum cards, indicating an elevation in benefits […]
California Legislators Approve Changes to Film and TV Tax Credit Program
California Film and TV Tax Credit Program Gets a Boost California lawmakers have approved changes to the state’s film and television tax credit program. This week, the Senate gave its approval, and Governor Gavin Newsom signed the law. The recent bill aims to “modernize” the program while expanding eligibility, complemented by a newly allocated $750 […]
Are Republicans helping struggling cities? Understanding the pitfalls of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
Several prominent members of the Republican Party are supporting the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” which proposes $14 billion in relief targeted at some of the most struggling cities in America. This initiative aims to expand low-income housing tax credits, but there are concerns that it might simply funnel more money into systems that are […]