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$6.8 Billion Student Loan Debt Canceled: Who Qualifies for Almost $60,000 Benefit? - Vimarsana News

$6.8 Billion Student Loan Debt Canceled: Who Qualifies for Almost $60,000 Benefit?

The US Department of Education approved $6.8 billion in student debt relief for more than 113,000 borrowers after President Joe Biden made some revisions to its Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.

Source: hngn.com
IRS plans to hire thousands more employees likely to fall short - Vimarsana News

IRS plans to hire thousands more employees likely to fall short

A new report reveals that the service met only 67% of its hiring goals for last year in a key area.

MT Secretary of State refers 'deceptive mailing' to Attorney General's Office - Vimarsana News

MT Secretary of State refers 'deceptive mailing' to Attorney General's Office

In what is being referred to as a "deceptive mailing", Montana businesses, Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen referred the matter to Attorney General Austin Knudsen for potential action on behalf of Montana businesses.

Source: kbzk.com
MT Secretary of State refers 'deceptive mailing' to Attorney General's Office - Vimarsana News

MT Secretary of State refers 'deceptive mailing' to Attorney General's Office

In what is being referred to as a "deceptive mailing", Montana businesses, Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen referred the matter to Attorney General Austin Knudsen for potential action on behalf of Montana businesses.

Source: kxlf.com
Iowa AG Tom Miller, Florida company settle consumer protection suit - Vimarsana News

Iowa AG Tom Miller, Florida company settle consumer protection suit

Centurion Filing Services will refund companies fooled by official-looking mailers, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller says.