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The financial consequences of the pandemic have been slowing in recent weeks,  but ramping up when it comes to evictions. For nearly two years, families have struggled with record levels of illness, job loss, and financial hardship.  The federal government has worked to minimize the damage by providing financial assistance and, more importantly, protections from  … Read more

According to a recent publication, the Monthly Treasury Statement, the federal government collected enough revenue to set a record for the first fiscal quarter of any year. The first fiscal month of 2022 was last month in October. In that month, the federal government collected $283,927,000,000. The federal government also set a second highest record for  … Read more

Declining inventories and a steady demand for new vehicles have pushed prices on dealer lots skyward. Now, used-car prices are surging, thanks to strong demand and a shortage of new cars, and higher prices are driving inflation. People who can’t afford a new car in the new market or can’t find what they’re looking for  … Read more