The Education Department temporarily boosted the student loan auto-pay discount from 0.25% to 1% through 2028, requiring non-enrolled borrowers to opt in by September.

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New federal laws shield up to $25,000 in tips and overtime premiums from income taxes, though base hourly wages remain fully taxable under strict IRS rules.

The Education Department temporarily boosted the student loan auto-pay discount from 0.25% to 1% through 2028, requiring non-enrolled borrowers to opt in by September.

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