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$3.5 Trillion Social Spending Package by Democrats Pushes Forward
Democrats push forward a $3.5 trillion social spending package endorsed by President Joe Biden, which specifically…
Thinking of Retiring? Here’s the Average Retirement Age In Your State
If you are financially ok to retire, which means you have a solid grasp of your budget, a carefully considered…
Congress’ Long Break is Over: Stimulus Checks Coming Back?
After Congress' summer break ends, questions about COVID-19 stimulus packages start to rise again.
However, as…
Rent Aid Funds: Only $5 Billion Were Spread Out of $45 Billion by August
Haven't received your rental assistance yet?
The disbursement of the rental assistance funds has been really slow.…
Joe Biden Announces Plan to Increase Tax Rate, Will You Get Affected?
On Tuesday, September 14, President Biden posted a series of tweets where he laid out his plan to tax the rich.…
Apply for All-rise Payments Now! First Batch of Payments Have Started
The first batch of All-RISE payments has started to be sent out. Have you applied? Many families said the All RISE…
COVID-19: Relief Loans Still Available for Businesses
For businesses still suffering the economic costs of the pandemic, here's some good news for you: The U.S. Small…
Social Security Benefits: When is the Best Time To Claim Them?
Social security benefits are for workers 62 and older who have earned at least 40 credits. The size of your…
American Consumers are Miserable — Here’s Why?
It's no secret that the coronavirus pandemic has hit the world in a way that makes even the greatest nations stand…
Social Security Reforms Should Aim to Keep Beneficiaries Out of Poverty
Many Americans have trouble covering their costs of living with income solely from Social Security. There have been…