It is the goal of Social Security services to meet the ongoing changes needed by Americans. With that said, it’s not unusual for the circumstances of a current beneficiary to change as they get older and life goes on. If you or someone in your family currently receives Social Security or Supplemental Security Income, specific...Read More
Both programs offer cash benefits for disabled individuals, however it’s important to know which one is best for you. The biggest difference between Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and the ability to qualify for either resides in an individual’s work history. SSDI is for people who have worked a job...Read More
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) offers HUD housing options to all Americans that fall into the low-income category who want to buy a home or who cannot afford rent. To offer affordable homes, HUD features foreclosed properties and puts them up for bid. Applicants interested in purchasing these homes must reach out...Read More
Depending on your zip code, driving record, and age – you could qualify for a special car insurance program and pay as low as $29.99 per month! In fact, those over the age of 40 in qualified zip codes see the most savings. To check your eligibility, simply click the link below and complete the...Read More
Depending on where you live, you could see a huge decrease on the cost of your monthly energy bill. Homeowners in specific zip codes are saving up to 80% per month when they switch to solar energy. Many people worry about the costs involved, but currently because of Federal incentive rebate programs, you could upgrade...Read More
Most Americans don’t know about the many $0 down home buying programs they could use to buy their dream home now. New Federal and local state programs have made it easier than ever to qualify and take advantage of this amazing opportunity. If you were looking to buy a house but couldn’t afford a down...Read More
With so many health care plans currently available, you could qualify for a plan offering more benefits at a cheaper rate. Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, subsidized options are easily available to low-income households as well. Some even get free health care depending on their current situation. Regardless if you have low, mid or...Read More
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