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Estimates suggest Americans will receive $30 billion to $100 billion in larger tax refunds in 2026, creating a consumer spending boost that could offset rising tariff costs.
Starting April 2026, Medicare will cover Zepbound and Wegovy for eligible beneficiaries at just $50 per month under a deal between the Trump administration and Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk.
The SALT deduction cap has risen from $10,000 to $40,000 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Here's who benefits, who doesn't, and how to maximize this tax break on your 2025 return.
The IRS has phased out paper tax refund checks under Executive Order 14247. Here's what 150 million filers need to know about direct deposit, frozen refunds, and new tax benefits for 2026.
Newell Brands stock sinks 12% after the maker of Sharpie, Rubbermaid, and Yankee Candle warns that tariffs will create a $150 million earnings headwind in 2026, with core sales declining and Q1 guidance falling far below expectations.
The University of Michigan's year-ahead inflation expectations dropped from 4% to 3.5% in February, their lowest since early 2025, while consumer sentiment rose to 57.3, fueling bets that the Fed will cut rates as soon as June.
With CPI stuck at 2.7% due to tariff-driven goods inflation, the Fed is trapped between cutting rates to support a weakening economy and holding firm to fight inflation it cannot control. Here's what it means for your money.
The One Big Beautiful Bill introduced sweeping new tax deductions for tips, overtime pay, car loan interest, and seniors. Here is what they mean and how to claim them on your 2025 return.
University of Michigan consumer sentiment beats expectations at 57.3, a six-month high, but survey director warns the gains are concentrated among wealthy stock-owning households while most Americans remain pessimistic.
After absorbing 80% of tariff costs in 2025, US businesses are preparing to shift the burden to shoppers. The USDA forecasts food-at-home prices will rise 2.3% in 2026, but the real impact may not hit until mid-year.
The average IRS tax refund could reach $3,800 this filing season, roughly $1,000 more than last year, thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's expanded deductions for tips, overtime, and higher earners.
PepsiCo plans to cut prices on Lay's, Doritos, and Cheetos while slashing its U.S. product lineup by 20% after Q4 results showed persistent volume declines in its core snack business.