Headlines: Thursday 31 August 2023
- September SNAP benefits advanced in Floridadue to Hurricane Idalia
- US quarterly growth slower than expected in Q2
- Weekly average rate of 30-Yr fixed-rate mortgages rise for fifth straight week
- Existing-home sales fell in July, prices rose for first time in five months
- White House launches SAVE, its new income-driven student loan repayment plan
- Minimum wage in Florida set to increase in September
- Minimum wage in Californiato go up in 2024
- New requirements to receive SNAP benefits in 2024 to take effect soon
- 20% of student loan borrowers to pay $500 monthly when payments resume, according to study
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