Senate blocks bill to suspend debt limit, avert government shutdown that may delay Social Security

The Treasury Department has taken extraordinary measures to avoid a financial crisis since the previous debt issuance suspension period expired. But without a new debt limit, the federal budget will hit reach the debt ceiling.

City of Tacoma promises financial help as end to utility shutoff moratorium looms

Washington's moratorium on utility shutoffs ends Thursday, September 30, but the City of Tacoma wants to ease the transition for people living there who struggle to pay the bills.

Powerball jackpot soars to $570M ahead for Wednesday’s drawing

Wednesday’s drawing will take place at 10:59 p.m. ET with an estimated jackpot of $570 million or a cash option of $410.1 million.

Kirkland-based company fined more than $2.6M for timeshare exit scheme

Kirkland-based company Reed Hein & Associates must pay up $2.61 million to the state for a timeshare exit scheme affecting thousands of Washingtonians.

Seattle Council OKs rule for 6 months' notice of rent hikes

Seattle landlords must soon provide six months’ notice of rent hikes and, in some cases, pay tenants who move following a large rent increase.

Public Service Loan Forgiveness program called ‘broken’ & ‘confusing’ after Biden admin. asks for feedback

Ninety-eight percent of PSLF applications are rejected, typically because of an issue with the qualifying repayment plan. The Education Department has given borrowers the chance to submit feedback about the federal student loan program — here's what they're saying.

Powerball jackpot nears $500M ahead of today's drawing
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The countdown is on?you have just hours to get that winning Powerball ticket, as the jackpot nears half a billion dollars! The good news is there's a local store around here that has a winning record.

What you need to know about credit card annual fees

Credit cards with annual fees may seem unnecessary, but sometimes it makes sense to opt for these cards.