Navigating the Temporary 1% Federal Student Loan Autopay Discount: What Borrowers Need to Know

Federal student loan borrowers are being handed a rare opportunity to significantly lower the interest rates on their government-backed debt. For a limited window, the U.S. Department of Education is quadrupling its standard autopay interest rate reduction from 0.25% to a full 1%. While the initiative is designed to curb rising default rates and provide…

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The Cost of Complexity: Why Making Temporary "No Tax On" Carveouts Permanent Could Undermine U.S. Tax Reform

WASHINGTON — As the expiration date for key provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) approaches at the end of 2028, Washington lawmakers face a critical fiscal crossroads. A comprehensive new economic and distributional analysis from the Tax Foundation, published in Options for Reforming America’s Tax Code 3.0: A Policymaker’s Guide to Tax…

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The High Cost of Carveouts: Why Tax Foundation Warns Against Making Temporary "No Tax On" Cuts Permanent

WASHINGTON — As policymakers look toward the expiration of major tax provisions at the end of the decade, a newly released modeling report from the Tax Foundation casts a critical eye on a popular suite of targeted tax breaks. The publication, titled Options for Reforming America’s Tax Code 3.0: A Policymaker’s Guide to Tax Reform…

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Medicare’s "Bridge" Program Offers Temporary Lifeline for GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs, But Questions Linger

For years, Medicare beneficiaries seeking the groundbreaking GLP-1 medications for weight loss faced a definitive "no." However, a new initiative, dubbed the "Medicare GLP-1 Bridge short-term demonstration," is poised to change that narrative, albeit with significant caveats. Starting July 1, 2026, eligible individuals will gain access to certain GLP-1 drugs, like Wegovy (which shares the…

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