Graeme Rossouw 
In some recent good news, on the 16th of February, 2022 – Oregon Democrats have reintroduced a bill to give low-income wage earners $600 stimulus checks. According to KTVZ, Democrats in the Oregon House have reintroduced a bill promoting such once of payments to low-wage earners living in the state. This article will look at … Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic had a huge effect on the US economy. As a result, many US citizens ended up losing their jobs and/or income. As a result, the US government issued various stimulus checks or tax rebates to relieve millions of middle and lower-income families during the pandemic. However, even homeowners felt the result of … Read more
Social security checks offered to various families and citizens has been a great support to meet the financial needs and ensure stability. In the light of the same, the social security recipients can now connect with the SSA for the payment schedule released and also can find the future timeline of the payments checks. The … Read more
According to the Social Security Administration, the expected average Social Security disability payout for a handicapped worker obtaining Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) in 2022 will be $1,358 per month (SSA). Benefits are calculated based on estimated lifetime wages, not household income or the severity of a person’s disability. If you’ve saved your yearly Social … Read more
As 2022 is now well underway, the COVID-19 pandemic is all but over. As a result, inflation is the highest in the US for 40 years – 7.5%. Unfortunately, though, as it stands, the federal government will not be sending out any more stimulus money. However, according to an online news report by Marca, there … Read more
The US economy has suffered much during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, the government issued various economic stimulus payments to help their citizens survive. There have been three groups of stimulus checks which were made available to eligible US citizens by the American Rescue Plan. However, according to Go Banking Rates, since the summer … Read more
The IRS stated in a news release on the 14th of February, 2022, that they have created a ‘special new page’. This page, according to a report on The Motley Fool, provides tax alerts for the 2021 tax season. As it stands, the tax filing season for 2021 began on January 24, 2022, and the … Read more
February is well underway. Most eligible Americans have already received their first set of SNAP payments for 2022. The truth is, however, the pandemic is all but over. Nevertheless, many middle and lower-income households and families are still reliant on state, federal, or government relief programs. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is one of these. This … Read more
Retiring soon? Think you can afford it – no? Don’t worry – millions of citizens in the United States of America are in the same situation and rely on some form or another off of Social Security benefits for retirement. however, such income is not meant to be a full retirement package. It is meant … Read more
Most citizens in the United States of America have very little knowledge or understanding in regards to what different programs the Social Security Authority in America provides. At present, according to Go Banking Rates, over 60 million citizens of the United States of America take advantage or are beneficiaries of their programs. However, with such … Read more