President Biden Issues Statement on Census Income, Poverty, Health Insurance Coverage Reports
Targeted News Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 -- President Biden issued the following statement on Sept. 12, 2023, on Census income, poverty and health insurance coverage reports:
* * *
Today's Census report shows the dire consequences of congressional Republicans' refusal to extend the enhanced Child Tax Credit, even as they advance costly corporate tax cuts.
We cut child poverty by nearly half to record lows for all children in this nation largely by expanding the Child Tax Credit. Last year, Congressional Republicans insisted on raising taxes on families with children.
The rise reported today in child poverty is no accident--it is the result of a deliberate policy choice congressional Republicans made to block help for families with children while advancing massive tax cuts for the wealthiest and largest corporations.
No child should grow up in poverty, and I will continue to fight to restore the expanded Child Tax Credit to give tens of millions of families the tax relief and breathing room they deserve.
As Providence wrings itself out, more flooding Wednesday, and Hurricane Lee, loom
BIBA Launches Latent Defects Scheme With GBW
Advisor News
- CT governor’s candidates claims: What’s true, and what’s misleading
- Retaining clients by giving them a memorable experience
- Addressing the longevity paradox
- Employers shift focus from retirement access to financial outcomes
- Helping widowed clients navigate their new financial reality
More Advisor NewsAnnuity News
- Foresters Financial appoints Tom Ross as chief distribution officer for U.S. annuity sales
- Symetra and TIAA Announce Launch of Mariner Re
- Jackson Launches Suite of Fixed Index Annuities Focused on Accumulation
- Farm Bureau P&C insurers post first underwriting gain since 2021
- Legacy Marketing, Malibu Life launch two fixed indexed annuities
More Annuity NewsHealth/Employee Benefits News
- Healthcare affordability and access could shape Congress’ post-midterm priorities
- The percentage of people without health insurance is growing
- Shopping for ACA plan this year? Here’s what you need to know
- 10 things to know about open enrollment for 2027
- WITH FEDERAL MEDICAID CHANGES, BROWN STUDENTS AIM TO HELP PEOPLE STAY COVERED ON HEALTH INSURANCE
More Health/Employee Benefits NewsLife Insurance News