Interim budget expectations: From tax slab revision to removal of GST on insurance policies, taxpayers feel FM Nirmala Sitharaman should accommodate some of their wishes in the Interim Budget ahead of the comprehensive statement expected later this year.
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Nonessential spending 'traps' people of all income brackets in a paycheck-to-paycheck lifestyle. Some 61% of Americans of all income brackets were living paycheck to paycheck as of July, with many citing nonessential spending as a major factor for their situation, according to a new survey.That percentage is 2 points higher than a year ago, according to the survey of 3,443 U.S. consumers conducted from July 5 to July 20 by LendingClub in partnership with PYMNTS.According to research by PYMNTS, a
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higher-risk borrowers. you will pay for that. critics call it government overreach that punishes people for being financially responsible. it is a direct attempt to inject socialism into the economy. the federal government deliberately interfering with the market in order to force the market to act according to its whims instead of just allowing consumers to decide for themselves. harris: fox business correspondent edward lawrence live from the white house with more. i searched. is there a silver lining at all in this? i haven t found one as of yet. the biden administration using increased fees to punish those with good credit scores trying to buy a home. this affects people of all income brackets. starting on may one the administration changing the fee schedule to get a mortgage backed by freddy mac and fanny maye. the extra money is shifted to those with poor credit scores.