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Good morning and Happy Friday! This is Betty Lin-Fisher with Friday's consumer-focused edition of The Daily Money. |
Health insurance costs are about to spike again. |
Consumers who buy health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace will likely face double-digit rate hikes next year, reports my colleague Ken Alltucker. |
And many working-age consumers who get their health insurance through the workplace won't be spared, either. | Chase Peterson, a Mosley senior, stands next to a stethoscope during a cardiopulmonary resuscitation exercise at Ascension Sacred Heart Hospital in Panama City, Fla., March 28, 2025. Health insurance premiums nationwide are expected to spike in 2026. Tyler Orsburn/News Herald / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images |
Tax benefits for everyday Americans |
The so-called "One Big Beautiful Bill," which is now law, is nearly 900 pages. It's doubtful that most Americans are going to take the time to read through it. |
Here is a really easy-to-follow story and graphic by my USA TODAY colleagues, including personal finance reporter Medora Lee. It outlines many of the tax and spending highlights that most Americans will want to know about. |
What tariffs mean for your wallet |
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