The GOP Freedom Caucus has come out against hiking the cap, while some progressive lawmakers want a large increase.
Economists estimate the federal government will run out of ways to avoid a payments default sometime in the third quarter.
Dropping balances in 401(k)s and IRAs have only just begun to surface as a concern among swing voters.
Voting districts that felt the SALT cap reductions the most will play a large role in the mid-term elections.
Investors shouldn't count on much help from monetary or fiscal policy in 2022.
The top 1% represents about 1.3 million households who roughly make more than $500,000 a year.
Janet Yellen warned her department will effectively run out of cash without legislative action.
House Democrats representing rural districts want a promised exemption for farms if estate taxes go up.
Contrary to recent reports, the Biden Administration is not planning to cut U.S. meat consumption.
Extended unemployment benefits and pandemic jobless benefits for gig workers are set to expire at the end of the year.