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US Senate Referee Rules Against Cuts to CFPB, Financial Regulators in Tax and Spending Bill
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Republican provisions to slash funding for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and other financial watchdogs violate budgetary rules, the U.S. Senate's nonpartisan referee said on Friday, jeopardizing their inclusion in a sweeping tax-cut and spending bill pushed by President Donald Trump.
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Included in a Republican tax cut plan advancing in the Legislature is a provision to shield some retirement income from ...
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