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Many Oklahoma parents across the state who did not qualify or apply for Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer (P-EBT) cards have received them in the mail. Parents are complaining on social media that they did not apply for or qualify…

You must satisfy a specific set of financial requirements in terms of your income and assets in order to be eligible for food stamps (SNAP). One of those assets is an automobile, therefore having a car payment may, at the very least…

In the aftermath of federal changes to Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the Michigan Association of United Ways is working to ensure that no one is left behind (SNAP). Medicaid recipients weren't forced to…

A state reparations commission was advised by economists that Black Californians may be entitled to more than $800 billion in compensation for years of excessive police, incarceration, and housing discrimination. The preliminary…

Most of us gain a little extra pocket money by exchanging loose coins for cash. But if you have enough spare change, it could help you pay your rent or even fund a vacation. If you know where to go, it is still possible to exchange loose…

This week, the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates, but the impact on already variable mortgage rates may be minimal. Although the Federal Reserve does not directly determine mortgage rates, it plays a significant effect. The Federal…

High-yield savings accounts have benefited from rising interest rates and high inflation. The only benefit of an economy with rising interest rates is the increased return on savings account funds. Currently, a small number of…

Bipartisan legislation that would allow Americans to raise the amount of money they can deduct from their federal taxes for charitable donations is supported by more than 25,000 organizations. The Charitable Act would enable taxpayers to…