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Proposed policies in the bill would impact health savings accounts, college savings accounts, taxes on overtime and tips, and more.

Despite gripes about the near-constant requests for tips in retail and services, Bankrate says more people are planning to give holiday tips this year than last.

In its latest report on restaurants, Toast finds a shift toward restaurant spending in the mornings, away from lunch and dinner.

Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris support eliminating federal taxes on tips. It might attract votes from tipped workers, who make up 2.5% of the American labor force. But what would it mean for tax policy?

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In a dozen states, restaurants and worker advocates are fighting over how — and how much — tipped workers should be paid.

Replacing face-to-face service interactions with automation could change American tipping culture.

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