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Joe Biden s immigration agenda overshadowed by migrant challenges in first 100 days

Joe Biden’s immigration agenda overshadowed by migrant challenges in first 100 days Rebecca Morin, USA TODAY © Illustration: Ryan Sparrow, USA TODAY Network, Photos: Getty Images Immigration illustration WASHINGTON – Two weeks into Joe Biden’s presidency, his Department of Health and Human Services announced it was opening a temporary influx facility to house unaccompanied migrant children – in the same location of a similar facility that was met with criticism under former President Donald Trump. The facility in Carrizo Springs, Texas, was the first temporary influx care facility of roughly a dozen emergency intake sites the Biden administration scrambled to set up to house thousands of unaccompanied children coming to the United States through the U.S.-Mexico border before they are released to a sponsor or family member.

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Ways To Celebrate Financial Literacy Month (That Don t Cost Anything)

Ways To ‘Celebrate’ Financial Literacy Month (That Don’t Cost Anything) GOBankingRates 18 hrs ago © shapecharge / Getty Images Shot of a young couple going through paperwork at home. April is Financial Literacy Month, a time to help Americans raise their education on finances so as to avoid making costly mistakes. While it might seem like a strange topic to “celebrate,” the more education you have about finances, the more equipped you’ll be to make smart decisions and even grow wealth. According to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, financial literacy is declining among Americans. In its National Financial Capability Study, only 34% of respondents successfully answered four out of five questions correctly. Financial literacy encompasses a wide arena of topics, from learning how to set a budget, to understanding debt, to becoming a savvy investor. Here are 10 ways to “celebrate” this important month while improving your own financial literacy.

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Turn Your $50K Salary Into a $1M Retirement Fund

Turn Your $50K Salary Into a $1M Retirement Fund GOBankingRates 2 hrs ago © Paul Bradbury / Getty Images Couple sitting in hammock. Ask Americans why they don’t have money set aside for their future and many will answer that saving for retirement isn’t a priority for them. At least, that’s what 40% of respondents in a recent GOBankingRates’ survey said when asked why they didn’t have any retirement savings. There could be plenty of reasons why saving for retirement isn’t key for them, but a big one might be that many people are prioritizing other expenses especially if they need to stretch a small paycheck. The median household income in America is $61,372, according to the latest figures from the U.S. Census Bureau. That means half of all household incomes in the country are lower.

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Turn Your $50K Salary Into a $1M Retirement Fund

Turn Your $50K Salary Into a $1M Retirement Fund
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The student loan bubble is going to burst

The student loan bubble is going to burst © Getty Images Demands to cancel debt were a rallying cry for Occupy Wall Street activists, but the idea has now become mainstream Cancelling student debt was once a fringe idea in the US, but as loans mount, it s become increasingly mainstream. For her birthday this year, Alicia Davis received one of the best gifts ever: word that roughly $20,000 (£14,500) of her student debt would be erased. It s a massive relief, resolving an issue that has drawn threats from debt collectors, raised questions in job interviews and ruined her credit, making it difficult to do things like buy a car.

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