March 15, 2025

finances

Property

Stafford proposed property tax measure fails to pass in city council vote – Houston Public Media

City of Stafford website Stafford City Council failed to secure a supermajority vote to implement a property tax. Stafford’s city council failed to pass a measure this week that would allow them to put a property tax on the ballot in November. The city has not had a property tax for nearly 30 years. During

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Funds

Social Security turns 89 risks of the retirement fund’s depeletion grows under Democrats

Social Security has just turned 89 years old, but there are questions about its solvency headed into the November presidential election. The Social Security Act was signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on Aug. 14, 1935, as a way of establishing a federal benefits system for older Americans. Today, Social Security’s trust fund for

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Finance

Here’s How Women Can Feel Empowered in Their Finances

©Keturah Orji The topic of personal finance can be daunting. According to a 2023 GOBankingRates study, 57% of Americans believe “a lack of financial understanding has impacted their ability to be financially prepared for the future.” The journey to mastering personal finance isn’t easy. For women, the expectation is often for someone else to handle

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Finance

MPS Chief Financial Officer resigned same day as superintendent

The same day Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent reached an agreement with the Board of School Directors to resign his post, the district’s Chief Financial Officer Martha Kreitzman put in her resignation as well, 12 News has learned.According to the resignation form, obtained by 12 News Investigates through Wisconsin’s Open Records Law, Kreitzman signed the document

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Loans

Student Loan Update: New Lawsuit Filed on Behalf of Borrowers

On Friday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) filed a new lawsuit against the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for unlawfully collecting payments that borrowers no longer owe, as they were discharged through bankruptcy. This is the second lawsuit filed by the CFPB against PHEAA in May, an earlier one accused the servicer from

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