Consumers in around 35 states will split $11 million that will be paid by identity theft company LifeLock. This repayment is to settle allegations that the company’s advertising was misleading.
LifeLock ads claimed to guarantee protection of user’s personal information. But the Federal Trade Commission or FTC says that LifeLock is leading its customers to believe that the company can protect them against all types of identity theft.
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President Barack Obama, during his address this morning, says that he is backing the PAYGO law or the Pay As You Go Law.
This law compels new spending or tax changes to not add to the federal deficit. New proposals must either be “budget neutral” or offset with savings derived from existing funds. The goal of this is to require those in control of the budget to engage in the diligence of prioritizing expenses and exercising fiscal restraint.
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Interested to know more about the IRS publication 970? Then here are some information on this.
Well, the Internal Revenue Service has this as a Tax Benefit for Education. This section highlights a number of tax breaks intended to help parents and students pay for higher education.
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