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The Trump administration wants to give married parents money to stay at home. Will it be enough?
The Trump administration is considering a $9,000 annual payment for married parents who stay home with children, redirecting funds from programs supporting low-income and single-parent families.
Pfizer hikes full-year outlook on new product growth, taps company veteran as new CFO
Pfizer raised its full-year revenue outlook to $62 billion to $64 billion and appointed Cecile Guegan as permanent chief financial officer, citing strong performance from newly launched and acquired products.
Paul Howard, Son of Moe Howard of The Three Stooges, Dies at 91
Paul Howard, the only son of Three Stooges legend Moe Howard and narrator of a 2015 docuseries about the comedy team, has died at age 91.
Eurovision’s Asia experiment gets under way in flamboyant Bangkok
Eurovision launches an Asian spin-off in Bangkok with 11 regional contestants competing, though organizers face questions about whether the format will resonate with local audiences.
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What is the £100k income ‘cliff-edge’?
Earners exceeding £100,000 annually face a 60% effective tax rate on income above that threshold and lose access to government childcare subsidies, creating a substantial financial disadvantage.
Inherited IRAs can boost wealth — and trigger a tax bill. Here’s how to reduce it
Inherited IRAs can provide substantial wealth to heirs but may trigger significant tax bills without proper planning. Financial experts recommend strategic withdrawal timing and beneficiary selection to minimize taxes.
Homes across UK to get low- or no-interest loans to fund solar panels and heat pumps
The UK government launched the Warm Home Loans scheme, offering interest-free or low-interest loans up to £35,000 for households to install solar panels, heat pumps, and batteries, potentially saving families hundreds of pounds annually on energy bills.
Healey poised to overturn cut to cash Isa allowance in first budget
Chancellor John Healey plans to overturn a previous decision to cut cash Isa allowances, reversing the cut from £12,000 back to £20,000 annually in his upcoming budget.
Fed leaves rates unchanged: What it means for credit cards, mortgages, auto loans and savings accounts
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at its October meeting amid persistent inflation concerns, keeping borrowing costs elevated for credit cards, mortgages, and auto loans while maintaining savings account yields.
Class action lawsuit blames Trump officials for student loan forgiveness delays
The American Federation of Teachers sued the Trump administration over alleged unlawful delays in student loan forgiveness for tens of thousands of qualifying borrowers, claiming mismanagement of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
Trump Account holders to receive SpaceX stock from Gwynne Shotwell in December
SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell announced plans to donate over 2 million shares of stock to eligible Trump Account holders in December, targeting children ages 11 to 17 from lower-income families.
Dustin Hoffman says filming The Graduate was ‘a terrible experience’ due to Mike Nichols’ ‘sadism’
Dustin Hoffman has revealed that filming The Graduate was ‘a terrible experience,’ citing director Mike Nichols’ difficult behavior and discomfort playing a WASP character as a Jewish actor.
‘At my age, I can rant!’ Bernie Taupin on Elton John, hellraising vampires and competing in full-blown rodeos
Bernie Taupin, lyricist for Elton John, releases his first fully self-written solo album, The Sea Has No Mercy, at age 76, describing it as a late-life manifesto after decades of working behind the scenes.
Post your questions for folk music legend Judy Collins
Folk music legend Judy Collins, 87, prepares to retire from touring with a farewell UK concert at London Palladium on February 6.
TV tonight: Monty Don says goodbye to Gardeners’ World after two decades
Monty Don departs Gardeners’ World after more than two decades hosting the BBC horticultural program, with his final episode set to air this evening.
‘I went into a deep, deep hole’: Wynonna Judd on overcoming family tragedy and putting a lifetime of love and pain into her new album
Wynonna Judd returns with her first album in a decade after a period away from the spotlight marked by personal struggles and family tragedy, including her mother Naomi’s death in 2022.