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Money Saving Tips News 1 October 2025 - 9 October 2025

Shocking IRS Update: New 2026 Tax Brackets Slashed for Millions – Here’s How Much You’ll Save

Shocking IRS Update: New 2026 Tax Brackets Slashed for Millions – Here’s How Much You’ll Save

The IRS announced inflation-adjusted 2026 tax brackets and deductions, easing bracket creep irs.gov cbsnews.com. For example, a single earner making $50,000 will now fall in the 12% bracket (instead of 22%) cbsnews.com. The standard deduction rises to $32,200 for joint filers ($16,100 single) irs.gov. All seven marginal rates (10%–37%) remain in force under the new law, but higher income cutoffs apply irs.gov. Capital gains thresholds also jump: the 0% rate applies up to ~$49,450 (single) or $98,900 (couples) thefinancebuff.com, and the 15% bracket extends to ~$545,500/$613,700 thefinancebuff.com. These changes stem from the new “One Big Beautiful Bill” law (signed July
Shocking Alert: Winter Heating Bills Could SOAR 10% — Top Tips to Save Your Wallet

Shocking Alert: Winter Heating Bills Could SOAR 10% — Top Tips to Save Your Wallet

Why Winter Bills Are Climbing Energy bills have already been rising faster than inflation, and last winter’s hikes are carrying into this one. A recent National Energy Assistance Directors Association (NEADA) report finds the average household heating bill will jump ~7.6% over last winter kioncentralcoast.com. That reflects both higher fuel prices and increased demand – this winter is forecast to be slightly colder than last year. Electricity costs in particular have soared: U.S. grid prices jumped 6.2% year-over-year in August, and could climb double digits in coming years cbsnews.com cbsnews.com. As NEADA’s Executive Director Mark Wolfe explained, “we had a period of relatively stable electric bills
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