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$1,312 in Your Pocket: Alaska’s Permanent Fund Dividend Payment in August 2024

Alaska’s Permanent Fund Dividend Brings $1,312 Stimulus Check in August 2024 Alaska’s Permanent Fund Dividend Payments in August 2024 According to the report of Vibus, in August 2024, Alaska will send out $1,312 payments to its residents through the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) program. This is part of Alaska’s tradition of sharing oil money with … Read more

$4,000 Stimulus Checks and 3.2% COLA: How Social Security is Helping Americans Weather High Inflation and Economic Challenges

New Stimulus Checks SSA Sends Out $4,000 Payments to Help with High Inflation and Economic Challenges According to the report of Eco News, in July 2024, the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced a new round of stimulus checks. These checks can be as much as $4,000 for people with disabilities and other qualified beneficiaries. This … Read more

4+ Hour Power Outages? Virgin Islands SNAP Recipients Can Get Up to $1,200 in Replacement Benefits

Delegate Stacey Plaskett and VIDHS have launched a new program to provide replacement SNAP benefits for food lost due to power outages lasting four hours or more as well as other disasters with claims needing to be filed within ten days for a maximum replacement amount equivalent to one month’s benefits. New Initiative Supports Virgin … Read more

$5,000 Child Tax Credit: Trump’s VP Pick J.D. Vance Faces Backlash Over Absence from Crucial Senate Vote

J.D. Vance, Trump’s vice-presidential pick faces criticism over his past comments and his absence from a crucial Senate vote on expanding the child tax credit which could undermine his efforts to present himself as a strong supporter of families. Trump’s VP Choice Faces Questions Over Support for Families According to the report of Business Insider, … Read more

Housing Revolution: NYC’s Bold Plan to Make Affordable Housing a Reality

New York City’s Affordable Housing Initiative for Seniors $4 Million Program to Test Affordable Housing Solution According to pix11, The city is trying to make housing more affordable for seniors. Mayor Eric Adams and his team think that by converting basements, attics, and backyard structures into extra housing units, they can help seniors stay in … Read more

St. Louis’ Basic Income Program Hits Roadblock: What’s Next for the City’s Welfare Efforts?

Judge Halts Funding for St. Louis Basic Income Program What’s Next for the City’s Universal Basic Income Program? According to JustTheNews, A judge has told the city of St. Louis to stop giving money to people under a special program. This program was started to help people who don’t have enough money. The judge said that … Read more

New York Families to Receive Up to $330 per Child in Financial Relief Through Empire State Child Credit

New York Families to Receive Up to $330 Per Child in Financial Relief Starting August 5 Governor Hochul Announces $350 Million Aid for New York Families: Up to $330 Per Child Eligible families across New York State are set to receive much-needed financial relief through the Empire State Child Credit program, according to the published … Read more

NY Child Credit: Over 1 Million Families to Receive Up to $330 Per Child in Relief

NY Child Credit Relief: Over 1 Million Families to Receive Up to $330 Per Child Empire State Child Credit: $350 Million in Aid for New York Families, Up to $330 Per Child Over one million families in New York State are set to receive financial relief through the Empire State Child Credit program as announced … Read more

Boosting Safety in NYC: Government Funding for NYC Small Businesses to Combat Crime

NYC Small Businesses Get Federal Funding for Crime Prevention Government Invests in Safety Measures for NYC Small Businesses According to CBSNews, New York City‘s small businesses are getting help to stay safe. The government has given money to help these businesses protect themselves from crime. This is because some small businesses have been hurt by … Read more

Maximize Your Retirement Fund: 5 Smart Strategies to Boost Your Savings

Boosting Retirement Savings Use HSAs, Pay Off Debt, and Donate to Charity to Boost Your Retirement Fund According to Moneywise, Want to save more money for retirement? You can do this by using a special account called a Health Savings Account (HSA). This helps reduce the amount of money you have to pay in taxes. … Read more