Starting July 1, the Education Department will limit enrollment in three income-driven repayment (IDR) plans, which cap monthly student loan payments at a certain portion of income and can eventually forgive remaining debt. The most significant change: The Pay as You Earn (PAYE) plan will close all new enrollment starting July 1. If you’re already
The Roswell Finance Committee met Thursday afternoon and made their way through nearly two dozen agenda items. Construction of a columbarium and committal shelter at South Park Cemetery using only available funds was recommended by the Infrastructure Committee before reaching members of the Finance Committee. The draft Request for Proposals (RFP) refers to the project
SOMERSET, Pa. – A strong economy has boosted Somerset County’s retirement fund to new heights, the Somerset County commissioners were told this week. The U.S. stock market’s top equity barometer, the S&P 500 index, delivered its strongest performance since 2012 in the two quarters that ended March 31, said Shane Nickolich, senior vice president for
SOMERSET, Pa. – A strong economy has boosted Somerset County’s retirement fund to new heights, the Somerset County commissioners were told this week. The U.S. stock market’s top equity barometer, the S&P 500 index, delivered its strongest performance since 2012 in the two quarters that ended March 31, said Shane Nickolich, senior vice president for
CHARLESTOWN — Voters will head to the polls in Charlestown on Monday to decide the fate of $15.3 million in municipal spending for the coming fiscal year. The financial town referendum takes place from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., with polling and ballot counting taking place at Town Hall. Even though Charlestown’s share of the
Boone County commissioners approved a tax freeze on real property for citizens aged 62 and older at its meeting Thursday afternoon. This will freeze eligible senior’s real estate taxes at the levels they are at in 2024. This tax relief is a revised version the Missouri General Assembly passed this session and still requires Gov. Mike
Recently, 177 Oklahoma companies received $14 million in investment from the Oklahoma Department of Commerce. One Sand Springs business was among those. Applications for the Oklahoma Innovation Expansion Program (OIEP) were open April 1 through April 12, and during that time the Department of COmmerce received 205 applications for product funding. 180 projects at 177