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Determined to say "I do," Salinas couple fights marriage penalties - Vimarsana News

Determined to say "I do," Salinas couple fights marriage penalties

Millions of Americans with disabilities face barriers to getting married. Tying the knot can mean losing the federal benefits they rely on.

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Inside Borrowers' Battles to Get Student-Debt Relief - Vimarsana News

Inside Borrowers' Battles to Get Student-Debt Relief

Biden's Education Department has canceled billions in student debt, but trillions remain outstanding. Even if you qualify for relief, you may not know about it, or you could get a 0% rate of forgiveness. Borrowers told Insider there's a lack of clarity, and experts say much more needs to be done.  Nearly 45 million people in the US have outstanding student-loan debt. That adds up to a $1.7 trillion problem. President Joe Biden, who promised during his campaign to immediately tackle the crisis, has moved to do so via the Department of Education, clearing billions of dollars in debt in just a...

Disabled Americans May Want to Save Their Stimulus Money in an ABLE Account - Vimarsana News

Disabled Americans May Want to Save Their Stimulus Money in an ABLE Account

"You are not forced to spend it in 12 months." Joe Biden's signature. Previously, only those under 17 received payments. As many as 26 million adult dependents — including disabled adults, college students and the elderly — would be affected, according to a May report from the American Enterprise Group. 'Financial support for the rest of their lives' For Massimo, the ABLE plans have been a lifeline. Two of his 21-year-old triplets have autism and have money set aside in these accounts. They plan on depositing some of their stimulus funds to them, as well. Money in the accounts can be spen...