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bracket

noun as in support

noun as in classification

Strongest match

Strong matches

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Cashing out $80,000 or more could also push you into a higher tax bracket, and you would face other interest rate-related questions for investment properties.

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Subprime borrowers, who usually fall in lower income brackets, are not only more sensitive to inflation, but also more likely to have outstanding student loans.

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Grimes estimates they could have converted about $140,000 in pretax income to a Roth without being pushed into a higher tax bracket.

Ms. Eisner brackets the Carole King story with the challenge producers faced in mounting a show based on the life of a woman who is private to the point of hostile.

The wealth effect from high asset prices has contributed to sticky services inflation, with nearly half of consumption driven by the top 10% income bracket External link.

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