The Shelby County Commission on Monday, June 29, approved a county-wide property tax increase. Commissioners voted 8-5 during ...

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The 50-cent bump is part of a five-year program of annual adjustments to keep pace with rising maintenance and operations ...

While this would be considerably larger than the 2.8% raise seniors got this year or the 2.5% raise in 2025, retirees face two big issues related to the upcoming 2027 COLA that are likely to lead to ...

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After decades of selling insurance, Illinois-based broker John Jaggi had never seen anything like it. More than 80 of his customers who were enrolled in the same Medicare supplemental plan from the ...

One of the most awaited moments in every professional’s journey is a salary increment. Whether you are requesting a raise from your manager or receiving an increment letter from your employer, knowing ...

Under the San Francisco Rent Ordinance, a landlord can only increase a tenant’s rent by a certain percentage once every 12 months. Find out if San Francisco's rental laws apply to you. The Rent Board ...