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If you are not capable of paying your debts, filing for bankruptcy can help you start over fiscally, whether you are an individual or a business. This usually means submitting a petition to the bankruptcy court. A judge then determines whether you have to sell any property or if the debt can be reorganized to … Read more
On July 5, 2025, a fresh batch of Independence Day stimulus payments will be deposited into eligible Americans’ accounts. The state and local governments’ timely financial assistance, which isn’t a federal stimulus, helps households pay for bills, groceries, and growing summer expenses just in time for the holiday weekend. The stimulus check issued on July … Read more
As school-age children may not have access to school meals during the summer, low-income families can purchase groceries with the support of Summer EBT, a food assistance program. Summer EBT food benefits are automatically provided to the majority of eligible children; however, some families may need to apply. In total, each qualifying child will get … Read more
With minimum wage increases scheduled to go into effect on July 1, hundreds of thousands of labors in over a dozen cities and states will shortly be paid more. The left-leaning economic reason tank EPI says that advanced minimum wages that take effect on July 1 will affect almost 800,000 workers in two states, Alaska … Read more
The Family First Sacramento Economic Pilot is a comprehensive economic assistance program announced by Sacramento County that will distribute $725 monthly payments to eligible families experiencing financial difficulties. A major step in combating poverty and assisting families with young children during difficult economic times is this innovative program. By giving them regular financial support with … Read more
With no adjustments or advancements to the timetable, recipients of Supplemental Security Income will get their July payment. According to the SSA, the deposit will be made on Tuesday, July 1, using the standard procedure that designates the first day of the month as the payment date, provided it doesn’t fall on a weekend or … Read more
Due to a number of new taxes and restrictions, California drivers should expect a significant hike in gas prices beginning on July 1. Estimates of how much prices will increase vary among experts, but some predict that they may rise as much as $6 per gallon. The state excise tax will increase by 1.6 cents … Read more
An expedited schedule for trust fund reduction and possible benefit cutbacks might have a significant effect on retirees, according to the 2025 Social Security Board of Trustees Annual Report. The DI Trust Fund and OASI Trust Funds’ total reserves are expected to deplete by 2034, one year earlier than previous projections. At that point, scheduled … Read more
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission has granted permission for Texas officials to extend the deadline for emergency food delivery for SNAP recipients. This will allow them to assist individuals with the distribution of various benefits. People impacted by the May 28 storm can use emergency food vouchers through this program to buy food … Read more
In Texas, many SNAP recipients are concerned about whether they will get their money in time as the country prepares for the July 4th, Independence Day weekend. Fortunately, a sizable percentage of qualifying households will start getting their payments at the start of the month, according to Texas’s benefits distribution timetable. One federal program that … Read more