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More money for parents? Both parties just might make it happen

The credit, part of a $78 billion tax package that the House may vote on, is the rare family policy that has bipartisan support.

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More Money for Parents? Both Parties Just Might Make It Happen

If an expansion of the child tax credit passed, here’s what would change and who would benefit.

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More Money for Parents? Both Parties Just Might Make It Happen

More Money for Parents? Both Parties Just Might Make It Happen
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Basic Income and Emergency Cash Used for Rent, Highlighting Housing Crisis

More Americans than ever who are eligible for government housing assistance aren't getting it.

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Here s what s in the new bill to expand the child tax credit

The temporary 2021 expanded child tax credit helped millions out of poverty. A new bill will enhance the tax credit, although experts say it will have trouble passing Congress.

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