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Tariffs Are Still On
How to save on imports
A lot is going on in the world right now to grab our attention. So it's easy to forget about whatever happened last week to raise prices and let our poor budgets absorb it. Take, for instance, tariffs.
After the Supreme Court's ruling against him last month, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to levy a 10% global tariff under a law that sunsets the taxes in 150 days.
The nonpartisan Tax Foundation estimates that tariffs will amount to an average tax increase of $600 per household this year. With so much else going on, it can be easy for tariffs to get pushed down the list of concerns.
But we import a lot of goods in the United States. Completely dodging tariffs is going to be nearly impossible, but there are ways to minimize the taxes' impact. Check out our guide for the latest on the tariffs and strategies to save.
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