| Hello John, What if your family had to pay an extra $1,600 in taxes next year? That’s the reality millions of Americans could face if Congress doesn’t take action to extend the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. When the TCJA passed in 2017, it spurred job creation, economic growth, and savings for hardworking families. The average American saved $1,600 annually — money that helped afford household expenses, save for the future, or simply keep up with rising costs. Here’s what we lose if Congress lets these tax cuts expire: - More jobs: Millions of new jobs and record-low unemployment followed the 2017 tax cuts.
- Higher paychecks: Americans saw rising wages and unexpected bonuses.
- Stronger economy: Tax reform drove economic growth and business investment.
- Sustained growth: Tax revenues even outpaced expectations, proving reforms worked.
What’s at stake? Higher taxes, fewer jobs, and lost opportunities for families, workers, and businesses if Congress doesn’t act in 2025. 👉 Click here to read our blog and discover how the TCJA benefited millions of Americans — and why extending it is critical. | 
