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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 2014

Page

7

Hard-to-afford homes cluster near strong job markets

Washington DC report finds areas with the strongest job markets show the costliest homes while affordable regions lack middle class jobs. College grads and families move to coastal cities like New York San Francisco and Seattle where incomes are high but home prices are prohibitive. Experts warn the mismatch slows US growth as tighter credit and high down payments block first time buyers despite stable incomes.

Washington D.C New York San Francisco Seattle Nela Richardson Redfin Connecticut Colorado Washington, D.C Census Bureau Midwest Akron Ohio Say Fort Wayne Indiana U.S Jed Kolko Trulia

Lawmakers Strike $1.1 Trillion Spending Bill Pact

Republicans and Democrats reached a $1.1 trillion spending agreement to avert a government shutdown and postpone a difficult fight over President Obama s immigration policy. The measure also includes provisions allowing reduced benefits for retirees at distressed multiemployer pension plans to prevent a widespread system collapse. Senate approval was needed before sending the bill to Obama.

Washington D.C Barack Obama

IRS overpayments hit 6 billion in bogus child credits

Government audit by Treasury inspector general J Russell George finds the IRS paid at least six billion dollars in 2013 to ineligible recipients or those who claimed incorrect amounts for the child tax credit. The report, tied to expansion under Obama's stimulus, urges action to curb improper payments across high risk programs.

Washington, D.C IRS J. Russell George Treasury Inspector General For Tax Administration Barack Obama Obama George

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