The Plight of America’s Long-Term Unemployed
While many analysts are insisting that the economy is recovering, for a large percentage of Americans, it certainly doesn’t feel that way. There are currently around 5.3 million long-term unemployed...
View ArticleFinding Medical Insurance Protection When Unemployed
Medical insurance has long been a necessity and is thankfully a benefit often provided by a full-time employer. Unfortunately, a large number of people are struggling to find work, resulting in the...
View ArticleLearning The Ins and Outs of EITC Could Benefit Your Family
EITC, or the Earned Income Credit, can give you more cash at tax time. The credit is intended for low-income working individuals or families. Part of the reason for the credit was to offset Social...
View ArticleAssessing Chancellor George Osborne’s Autumn Statement
George Osborne’s recent Autumn Statement revealed further cuts to the UK’s welfare bill, with the Chancellor hoping the move will save the country £3.7 billion by 2016-17. The cuts could affect more...
View ArticleChange in Child Benefit Rules Applauded, But Is It Too Complicated?
From the 7th January 2013 Child Benefit rules changed for those earning above £50,000. Earners getting an income of between £50,000 and £60,000 will see their Child Benefits reduced, and anyone earning...
View ArticleMore Cold Weather Payments Because of Severe Freezing Conditions
Cold weather payments are made by the government to help towards fuel bills which may be higher than normal due to severe cold weather. £25 is payable for each 7 day period between 1 November and 31...
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