Vishal Negi
Social Security is facing a big challenge. If nothing changes by 2035, the program can only pay about 83% of benefits. That means retirees could get smaller checks unless Congress fixes the problem. A new law the Social Security Fairness Act could make the situation even trickier. This law increases benefits for some workers, but … Read more
With a new phase of leadership possibly on the horizon many families are wondering what changes might come to their finances, especially regarding tax benefits. One program under the spotlight is the Child Tax Credit (CTC) which helps millions of American families every year. If Donald Trump wins another term in office there could be … Read more
Millions of retirees are eagerly waiting for their Social Security Retroactive Payments, but delays are making the wait longer than expected. The Social Security Fairness Act was supposed to bring long-overdue adjustments for retirees especially those who worked in the public sector or qualify for spousal or survivor benefits. However, processing these payments is proving … Read more
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) a critical safety net for over 42 million Americans has once again become a focal point of national debate. Proposed changes under Congressman Josh Brecheen’s Healthy SNAP Act and policy discussions surrounding Donald Trump’s administration highlight an ongoing effort to reform the program. Advocates argue that these measures promote … Read more
Stimulus checks also called Economic Impact Payments (EIPs), provided much needed financial help during tough times like the COVID-19 pandemic. If you’re wondering if you are eligible for Stimulus Checks in 2025?. The process is simple check your eligibility through the IRS’s “Get My Payment” tool or file a tax return if needed. Many Americans … Read more
Jessica Melton a disabled woman from Tennessee faced a shocking financial challenge when her Social Security payments dropped to $14 a month due to overpayment issues. The Social Security Administration (SSA) claimed she had been overpaid $12,000 leaving her struggling to repay the amount despite the overpayment not being her fault initially. How did Overpayments … Read more
The government of Alaska announced that it will pay out $1312 in stimulus checks to its residents. The goal of this project is to help low-income individuals and struggling families cover their daily expenses. The payments are provided through the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) program, the government’s way of sharing its taxes with the locals. … Read more
The Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) is not free money; it is a method that the state uses to distribute the income from natural resources like oil and gas to the residents. Qualified applicants can benefit from a solid amount of up to $1,702 for 2024, which could be a great help to them, particularly … Read more
If you’re 65 and already receiving Social Security retirement benefits expect your next payment in February 2025. January payments have already been distributed so February’s checks or direct deposits will start arriving as early as February 3. However, eligibility depends on two key factors: being on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) alongside Social Security or having … Read more
In 2025 married couples in the US who qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) could receive up to $17,404 a year. This amount includes a 2.5% increase to help families deal with the rising costs of things like healthcare, food and housing. If you’re wondering how to qualify for this benefit, when payments are made … Read more