President Donald Trump's freshly enacted tax and spending law keeps looking better for America's top 10%, according to a new analysis of the bill by nonpartisan congressional scorekeepers.

The One Big Beautiful Bill targets middle-income seniors in a state where fixed incomes increasingly strain retirees.

SALT, which can be claimed by taxpayers who itemize their deductions, is why the very rich get less of a break in California ...

The One Big Beautiful Bill delivers targeted relief to middle-income seniors in a state where rising property taxes.

Alabama seniors could see major tax relief starting in 2026 under a new federal law that exempts most Social Security income ...

A new $6,000 tax deduction aims to ease the financial burden on seniors, but not all Americans will benefit equally. Discover who qualifies for this temporary relief and who might be left behind.

The Big Beautiful Bill isn’t a flash in the pan. For affluent families, it creates a unique but fleeting window for strategic ...

For Americans in lower- and middle-income tax brackets, the enhanced deduction for older people reduces taxable income, ...

If your income exceeds $150,000 for a single adult or $250,000 for a married couple, you won't qualify for the $6,000 senior ...

Roughly 300,000 Hawaii retirees will see federal taxes vanish from their Social Security income starting in 2026 under ...

Though promising broad tax relief, experts say only a few retirees will benefit from the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act,' ...

In total, fewer than 24% of all current Social Security recipients will see a reduction in taxable income directly due to the new law. According to the CBPP, this falls far short of Trump’s campaign ...