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Austin Energy Enrolls 66,000 Low-Income Customers in Discount Program, Aims for More by 2025

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Austin Energy Enrolls 66,000 Low-Income Customers in Discount Program, Aims for More by 2025

Austin Energy has made significant strides in enrolling low-income customers in its discount program, aiming to provide financial relief to thousands of households. Since implementing more aggressive enrollment strategies in 2022, the utility company has successfully enrolled 66,000 customers, with plans to reach even more by 2025. Ronnie Mendoza, Austin Energy’s Customer Assistance Program manager, … Read more

New Mexico Boosts SNAP Benefits by $135 for Vulnerable Populations

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New Mexico Increases SNAP Benefits by $135 for Vulnerable Populations New Mexico HSD and ALTSD Partner to Provide $135 SNAP Boost In a bid to alleviate food insecurity among vulnerable populations the New Mexico Human Services Department (HSD) has announced an additional $135 in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for 11,834 residents, according to … Read more

$2.45 MILLION DATA BREACH SETTLEMENT: Claim Your Share of the Pot

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DEBT COLLECTION AGENCY SETTLES DATA BREACH LAWSUIT FOR $2.45 MILLION AMERICANS CAN CLAIM UP TO $11,500 IN SETTLEMENT MONEY According to TheSuns, Convergent Outsourcing, a debt collection agency, has agreed to pay out $2.45 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging a data breach in 2022. The agency failed to prevent the breach, which compromised … Read more

Budget Battle Royale: PA Republicans and Democrats Clash Over School Funding and Tax Cuts

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Pennsylvania Budget Crisis: Republicans and Democrats Clash Over School Funding Souderton Area School District Feels the Pinch: Unfair Budget Proposals Cause Concern According to Audacy, the Pennsylvania state government is trying to make a budget, but it’s not going well. The main problem is that the Republicans and Democrats don’t agree on how much money … Read more

How to Buy Groceries on a Budget in Los Angeles

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How to Buy Groceries on a Budget in Los Angeles

Los Angeles, CA – With grocery prices up 25% from pre-pandemic levels, Los Angeles shoppers are feeling the squeeze. Gina Zakaria, a local mother and frugal living expert, shares her strategies for cutting costs at the grocery store despite rising prices. Here are some practical tips from experts on how to manage your grocery budget … Read more

Denver Basic Income Project Year One Findings Show Significant Housing Stability Improvements and Public Cost Savings

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Denver Basic Income Project Year One Findings: Enhanced Housing Stability and Financial Empowerment DBIP Year One Results: Significant Housing Improvements and Public Cost Savings In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at combating homelessness the Denver Basic Income Project (DBIP) has released its Year One findings marking a pivotal step in understanding the impact of guaranteed income … Read more

Handing Down Help: Illinois’ New Child Tax Credit Law Boosts Families and the Economy

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Helping Hands for Families: Illinois Passes New Child Tax Credit Law Boosting Local Economies: How Illinois’ Child Tax Credit Will Make a Difference According to HeartlandNewsfeed, Illinois lawmakers have passed a new law that helps families with young children. This law gives a special kind of money to families who need it most. The money … Read more

$1.9 Trillion deficit, $50 Trillion liability, and soaring interest payments loom: Can Biden’s Budget Turn the Tide?

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US Debt Crisis: CBO Warns of $1.9 Trillion Deficit in 2024 Debt Doubts: Biden’s Budget Faces Skepticism as US Heads Towards $50 Trillion in Unfunded Liabilities According to dailycaller, The United States is facing a big problem with its debt. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) says that the country will have a huge deficit of … Read more

Breaking Barriers: Chicago Mayor Pledges $500,000 to Study and Address Racial Injustice

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Chicago Mayor Launches Task Force to Address Racial Injustice City Pledges $500,000 to Study and Address Legacy of Slavery and Segregation According to Chicagotribune, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has started a team to look into helping Black people in Chicago who have been hurt by unfair laws and policies. The team will study how these … Read more

Remote Work Revolution: St. Louis City Agrees to Refund $75 Million to Pandemic Work-from-Home Employees

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Pandemic Work-from-Home Workers to Receive Refunds from the City of St. Louis City to Pay Back Millions to Remote Workers Who Paid Earnings Taxes According to Washington Examiner, The city of St. Louis has agreed to give back money to people who worked from home during the pandemic and paid taxes on their earnings. This … Read more