The IRS doesn’t consider freeloading relatives as one of the hardships that can modify the home sales exclusion rules.

But thanks to the fine-tuning of the tech that Corporate America uses to police subscriptions, those freeloading days are over. Costco and Disney this month took a page from the Netflix playbook ...

It would therefore be yet another gratuitous act of US generosity to us – the 'freeloading' Europeans. Well, there has been some understandable outrage – especially from members of UK Armed ...

It’s time to put a stop to their freeloading. Europe’s reckless actions embolden America’s rivals like China and Russia. European bureaucrats have imposed anti-free speech regulations such ...

US President Donald Trump accused European nations of “freeloading” Tuesday, agreeing with reported comments by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in a leaked chat on Yemen air strikes.

President Trump is already working to address similar foreign freeloading—most notably by calling on our European NATO allies to contribute their fair share toward collective defense.

The IRS doesn't consider freeloading relatives as one of the hardships that can modify the home sales exclusion rules. (Patrick Semansky / Associated Press) Dear Liz: I lived in a house for 45 years.

Are there any hardship rules that may help me? Answer: Unfortunately, the IRS doesn’t consider freeloading relatives as one of the hardships that can modify the home sales exclusion rules.