Word: highers
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...other hand, say the bean-counters, the same family making $200,000 ?- that?s way above average -- gets $2,720. Hmm. Still not a windfall, but I think you can see where this is going: The higher up the income ladder you are, the more you get -- and it?s only gotten worse for ordinary joes like me since the House and Senate bills were combined. Under the Senate bill sponsored by William Roth (who brought us the laudable Roth IRA), the middle 60 percent of American families, who pay a third of all taxes, would have gotten 33 percent...
...bill also contains a number of provisions designed to ease the burden of financing higher education...
Students would also directly benefit from a portion of the legislation which allows individuals to earn tax credits for interest on higher education loans for the life of the loan, effectively repealing a current 60-month limit...
...While higher education may stand to gain from this legislation, the reforms might still fail to become...
According to a Treasury Department official, the Clinton administration agrees with the repeal of the 60-month time limit on interest tax credits for higher education loans and the extension of tax exclusions on employer-provided educational assistance programs for all levels of higher education...