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The IRS Promised Faster Refunds. Average Processing Time Is Still 32 Days. Here’s Why.

The IRS Promised Faster Refunds. Average Processing Time Is Still 32 Days. Here's Why. - Featured image

The IRS says most refunds arrive within 21 days. For millions of taxpayers, that promise is fiction. During the 2025 filing season, 3.

  • Steve Levine
  • February 25, 2026
  • Accountability, Banking, Fact Check, Finance

Fact Check: Are Banks Required to Refund Overdraft Fees Automatically? Here’s What the Rules Really Say.

Fact Check: Are Banks Required to Refund Overdraft Fees Automatically? Here's What the Rules Really Say. - Featured image

No, banks are not required to automatically refund overdraft fees. There is no federal law, regulation, or rule on the books that compels any bank to...

  • Steve Levine
  • February 25, 2026
  • Consumer, Housing, Rent

Rent Control Was Expanded in Three States. Here’s How Much It Actually Saves Tenants.

Rent Control Was Expanded in Three States. Here's How Much It Actually Saves Tenants. - Featured image

Rent control, expanded to three states through statewide legislation, saves tenants real money — but the amounts vary wildly depending on where you live,...

  • Steve Levine
  • February 25, 2026
  • Consumer, Energy, Gas, Prices

A $1,200 “Gas Rebate” Is Trending Again. It Hasn’t Passed. Here’s the Legislative Status.

A $1,200 "Gas Rebate" Is Trending Again. It Hasn't Passed. Here's the Legislative Status. - Featured image

No, the $1,200 gas rebate has not passed. It has never passed. The figure comes from the Gas Rebate Act of 2022 (H.R.

  • Steve Levine
  • February 25, 2026
  • Debt, Economy, Finance, Taxes

The National Debt Hit $38 Trillion. Here’s How Much Interest Each Taxpayer Is Covering.

The National Debt Hit $38 Trillion. Here's How Much Interest Each Taxpayer Is Covering. - Featured image

Every American who files a tax return is now on the hook for roughly $6,500 per year just to cover the interest on the national debt — not to pay it down,...

  • Steve Levine
  • February 25, 2026
  • Airlines, Consumer, Lawsuits, Legal, Transportation

A Major Airline Agreed to a $25 Million Refund Program. Here’s Who Can File and What Proof You Need.

A Major Airline Agreed to a $25 Million Refund Program. Here's Who Can File and What Proof You Need. - Featured image

A major U.S. airline has agreed to a refund program worth approximately $25 million, offering compensation to passengers who were charged fees or denied...

  • Steve Levine
  • February 25, 2026
  • Accountability, Consumer, Credit, Fact Check, Finance, Internet, Technology

Fact Check: Is There a Secret $800 Internet Credit? Here’s the Only Broadband Program Still Active.

Fact Check: Is There a Secret $800 Internet Credit? Here's the Only Broadband Program Still Active. - Featured image

No, there is no secret $800 internet credit that the government is hiding from you. That claim, which has circulated widely on social media and through...

  • Steve Levine
  • February 25, 2026
  • Budget, Economy, Spending

Americans Paid $310 Billion in Interest Last Year. Here’s What That Means for Your Household Budget.

Americans Paid $310 Billion in Interest Last Year. Here's What That Means for Your Household Budget. - Featured image

Americans shelled out an estimated $310 billion in interest on non-mortgage consumer debt last year, a figure that breaks down to roughly $2,300 per...

  • Steve Levine
  • February 25, 2026
  • Economy, Finance, Lawsuits, Lawsuits & Settlements, Legal, Taxes

A $2,000 “Tax Dividend” Is Circulating Again. It Was Never Funded. Here’s Where That Claim Started.

A $2,000 "Tax Dividend" Is Circulating Again. It Was Never Funded. Here's Where That Claim Started. - Featured image

The $2,000 "tax dividend" or "tariff dividend" that keeps showing up in your social media feeds was never funded, never passed Congress, and as of...

  • Steve Levine
  • February 25, 2026
  • Consumer, Data, Economy, FDA, Health, Inflation, Pharma, Politics, Prices, Technology, Trump Policy

Trump Says Drug Prices Fell 60%. Federal Data Shows a 4% Drop. Here’s the Actual Impact.

Trump Says Drug Prices Fell 60%. Federal Data Shows a 4% Drop. Here's the Actual Impact. - Featured image

President Trump claims his drug pricing deals have slashed costs by 60 percent or more, but federal data tells a starkly different story.

  • Steve Levine
  • February 25, 2026
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