Federal Loan Cap Limits for Doctors and Lawyers Set at $50,000 Annually, Capping Total Borrowing at $200,000 by 2026 Starting next year, medical doctors and lawyers who rely on federal student loans…

New Loan Limits for College Students Set at $20,500 Annually with a $100,000 Lifetime Cap Starting this academic year, college-bound students will face revised federal student loan limits, capping annual borrowing at…

SNAP Benefits for 7 People Set at $1,571 Monthly Amid Potential Government Shutdown A recent update indicates that seven individuals relying on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will receive a combined…

Understanding the $0 Difference in Tip Credit Versus $17.95: What Employers in D.C. Must Compensate Employers in Washington, D.C., navigating wage laws often grapple with the concept of tip credits and their…

IRS Penalties in 2026: Avoid the $485 Late-File Fine as Penalties Increase Taxpayers should prepare for a notable shift in IRS penalty thresholds and amounts starting in 2026, as the agency plans…

Higher-Income Retirees Aged 65+ Could Save Over $2,000 with $23,750 Deduction Retirees aged 65 and older with higher incomes may find significant tax relief through a recently expanded deduction, potentially saving more…