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Congress Is Talking About a Federal Gas Tax Holiday: How Much Will Drivers Really Save?Gas Prices As calls grow to suspend the federal gas tax, analysts say drivers may see only limited relief at the pump.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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An Early Look at the 2026 MidtermsThe Kiplinger Letter The midterm elections are six months away, but Democrats seem poised to translate President Trump's unpopularity into big gains.
By Matthew Housiaux
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April Fed Meeting: Rates Remain the Same, Powell to Stick AroundThe April Fed meeting was Jerome Powell's last as chair of the central bank, but he's not leaving the central bank just yet.
By Karee Venema
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March Fed Meeting: Updates and CommentaryThe March Fed meeting marked the second central bank gathering of 2026, with Fed Chair Powell & Co. voting to keep interest rates unchanged.
By Karee Venema
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IRS Phasing Out Paper Checks: Here's What to Know in 2026Tax Changes IRS tax refunds and Social Security paper checks are typically delivered online now. Will that impact your money?
By Kate Schubel
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Trump's New Retirement Plan: What You Need to KnowPresident Trump's State of the Union address touched upon several topics, including a new retirement plan for Americans. Here's how it might work.
By Charles Lewis Sizemore, CFA
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Trump's Plan to Eliminate Income Tax: 7 Things to Know NowTax Policy The potential consequences of eliminating taxes in favor of Trump tariffs could impact everything from inflation to Social Security and might give some U.S. taxpayers pause.
By Roxanne Bland
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U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down Most of Trump Tariffs: What You Need to KnowTax Law This landmark decision will reshape U.S. trade policy and could define the outer boundaries of presidential economic power for years to come.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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3 Popular Tax Breaks Are Gone for Good in 2026Tax Breaks Here's a list of federal tax deductions and credits that you can't claim in the 2026 tax year. High-income earners could also get hit by a "surprise" tax bill.
By Kate Schubel
Tax Breaks
