Vishal Negi
At the start of each year, many Americans may qualify for extra financial help through the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) from the IRS. This credit provides much-needed relief for low-income workers, helping them cover daily expenses. The best part? It’s money you don’t have to pay back. The EITC can also lower the amount … Read more
Many people who depend on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) may be surprised to find no SSI payments in March 2025. However, there’s no need to worry it’s just an adjustment in the Social Security Administration (SSA) payment schedule. If you’re wondering why this happens and what it means for your finances, here’s a simple breakdown … Read more
Millions of Americans depend on Social Security checks as their main source of income. If you’re one of them, it’s important to know exactly when your payment will arrive. The Social Security Administration (SSA) follows a set schedule, but not everyone gets paid on the same day. Your payment date and birth date depend on … Read more
Staying warm in winter can be expensive, especially for older adults living on a fixed income. To help with heating costs, New York is offering up to $1,000 in cash assistance through the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP). If you’re over 60, have a disability, or meet specific income requirements, you might qualify. Here’s what … Read more
Retirement is an important milestone, but it doesn’t mean the process is over. Even after retiring, Social Security has certain rules that retirees must follow to keep receiving their benefits. One key rule applies to those over 65 who continue working—earning too much money could lead to reduced Social Security payments. The Social Security Administration … Read more
If you’re planning for retirement there’s an important update you should know. Starting in 2025, the government’s Social Security rules are changing, including adjustments to change the retirement age and benefits. While you can still begin collecting Social Security at 62, waiting longer will increase your monthly payments. If you were born in 1960 or … Read more
California is known for its beautiful landscapes, great weather, and plenty of activities for retirees. But living here on just a Social Security check can be a challenge. If you’re planning to retire in California, choosing the right city is key to making your money last. While some places in the state are too expensive, … Read more
Many Americans have started getting their $600 stimulus checks but there was a push to increase the amount to $2,000 per person. Congress tried to pass the larger payment, but the effort fell short at the last minute. After Christmas, President Donald Trump signed a $900 billion relief package. This bill included the $600 stimulus … Read more
Millions of retired public workers were promised improved Social Security benefits under the new law, but many are still waiting for their payments. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has cited staffing shortages and budget constraints as major hurdles, warning that processing these adjustments could take over a year. However, retirees who were expecting financial relief … Read more
For years millions of retired public workers, including teachers, firefighters and police officers, have seen their Social Security benefits reduced due to outdated rules. When the Social Security Fairness Act finally passed many thought relief had arrived. But now they face another hurdle a long wait before seeing any extra money. The Problem: Delayed Payments … Read more