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City of Eugene to help fund affordable housing with $1-million trust fund

The City of Eugene announced Thursday that they will provide $1-million in funding for affordable, 'innovative', housing.Currently the city is seeking proposals

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Hundreds of billions in improper payments contributing to national debt surpassing $34T

When lawmakers return to Washington next week they have their work cut out for them. Top of the list will be passing a budget by Jan. 19.

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National debt ended 2023 at new record high

Last year came to a close with the gross national debt at a new high of $34 trillion, according to an update from the U.S. Treasury.

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Dept of Commerce announces $9 4 million to increase affordable housing

The Montana Department of Commerce announced it allocated $9.4 million in funding to improve affordable housing in six Montana communities.The funding will be u

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More Than Half of Americans Say They Will Be Broke in One Month if They Lost Their Income

Some 39% of Americans say they incurred more debt in 2023 than ever, and 35% think they will be in debt for the remainder of their lives.

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