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Lover of hip hop, my piano, Doritos and motherhood. Incapable of committing to a favorite color.
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New housing law targets affordability — what it means for homebuyers and sellers

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By Sarah Agostino Verified
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Sarah Agostino The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which aims to increase the housing supply and address affordability, was passed by Congress on June 23 and automatically became law on Saturday after President Donald Trump declined to sign or veto it. The legislation is aimed at encouraging home construction, expanding access to financing and restricting purchases by large institutional investors.
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Trump accounts may help foster children build a financial safety net. What to know

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By Sarah Agostino Verified
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Under an initiative announced in early June by Melania Trump, states can open Trump Accounts on behalf of children in the foster care system. So far, 25 states have agreed to do so, according to a new tally from the U.S. Health and Human Services Department.
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House lawmakers approved a bipartisan bill to protect older adults from financial fraud. Here's what to know

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By Sarah Agostino Verified
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Halfpoint Images | Moment | Getty Images Lawmakers in Congress have taken a bipartisan step toward better protecting vulnerable adults from financial fraud. In a 414-2 vote, the House last week passed the Financial Exploitation Prevention Act of 2025, H.R. 2478. The bill would allow open-end funds — mutual funds, most exchange-traded funds — and their transfer agents to pause redemption requests from older adults or those with disabilities if financial exploitation is suspected.
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