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The Biggest Winners of the One Big Beautiful Bill? Hardworking American Families.

ROCK HILL, S.C. – As students across America head back to school, House Republicans are delivering real results for families with the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill. This legislation provides historic tax relief, strengthens school choice, and empowers parents to make the best decisions for their children’s future.

This bill is about strengthening the backbone of our nation – the American family,” said Congressman Ralph Norman. “It means more money in your pocket, more freedom in your children’s education, and greater opportunities for families to build a strong future. At the end of the day, that’s what good policy should do – give families room to thrive, not government more room to interfere.

Here’s what the One Big Beautiful Bill delivers:

Historic Tax Relief for Working Families

  • An average 15% tax cut for Americans earning $15,000–$80,000 a year.
  • Up to $13,000 back in the pockets of the typical American family.
  • Expands the Child Tax Credit to $2,200, helping more than 40 million families.
  • Permanently increases the Standard Deduction to $31,500, reducing the tax burden on middle-class families.

Protecting Educational Freedom

  • Expands education savings accounts, giving parents greater flexibility to choose the best school for their child.
  • Expands eligible expenses for 529 education savings accounts.
  • Extends Pell Grants to include certificate and licensing programs, opening doors to more career opportunities.

Greater Options for American Families

  • Launches tax-advantaged “Trump Investment Accounts” for newborns to help families invest in their child’s future from day one.
  • Raises the cap on Dependent Care Assistance Plans, easing the cost of childcare.

Stronger, Smarter Safety Nets

  • Implements commonsense work requirements for able-bodied adults on Medicaid, ensuring resources go to those who truly need them: pregnant women, single mothers, children, low-income seniors, and Americans with disabilities.