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Social Security is perceived for the old. It is a actually beneficial for all ages. Let's get it.
Support the showSoour program for the night was interrupted. We asked some questions from our listeners and apparently we played nice oldies
Support the showIf you get a letter of payment for overpaid Unemployment Benefit (2020/2021)
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GA Rental -and Mortgage Assistance has started. It could be similar or the same in other states. Please check your the situation in you state.
Support the showCall the Georgia Department of Community Affairs and check if you can apply for Rental or -Mortgage Assistance (GA -833-827-7368) for other states Check the number by checking
Name of state Department of Community Affairs. Some are handled by the County.
It is First Come First Served so hurry
I will give more explanation on my next show of
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Thursday August 5, 2021. Mean time please listen to my today's show and pass the word to others
Workers in Indiana, Maryland, Texas and Ohio have sued the states..Other states may follow. What is the fate.
What are some of life adjustments we can do when our unemployment benefits run out?
If you missed the $10,200.00 tax exemption from your unemployment benefit and the Advance Child Tax Credit checks are coming. The details and other questions from listeners.
Support the showBefore the Unemployment benefit was signed, I had a show that gave hope to our people. The virus was terrible, but I was ensuring our people that there is hope, there is money. Who of our people are able to get the unemployment benefit, how much? which of us will get and will not get? what were the amounts given to our children? what age-groups were to get the stimulus?
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Beneficiaries could be spouse, biological child or children, adopted child, stepchild or a dependent grandchild and even ex-spouse.
Support the showWho gets social security benefits- spouse, children and more. Do we get it because WE ARE CITIZENS? The reality of the social security.
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