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Tax hikes, new taxes floated as guaranteed income programs seek new funding - Vimarsana News

Tax hikes, new taxes floated as guaranteed income programs seek new funding

(The Center Square) – Like many municipalities, the city of Alameda, California, found itself flush with revenues and had a record $212.86 million in 2023, according to city documents, a

This US City Will Start Giving Teens $350 A Month In Universal Income Experiment - Vimarsana News

This US City Will Start Giving Teens $350 A Month In Universal Income Experiment

New Orleans is launching a pilot program next year that will send $350 a month to young residents in the latest universal basic income (UBI) experiment in an American city. 

Louisville income program provides $500 a month, no conditions - Vimarsana News

Louisville income program provides $500 a month, no conditions

Louisville’s pilot is one of 30 selected for funding from Mayors For A Guaranteed Income, a group of city leaders advocating for a nationwide program that could help people pursue education or job opportunities by relieving their immediate financial strains through unrestricted payments.

Income program giving $500/month to select few in Louisville - Vimarsana News

Income program giving $500/month to select few in Louisville

The program is a guaranteed income pilot led by Metro United Way, which will distribute $900,000 total to 150 young adults in three Louisville neighborhoods through March.

Source: lex18.com
Income program gives money to people in Louisville - Vimarsana News

Income program gives money to people in Louisville

The program is a guaranteed income pilot led by Metro United Way, which will distribute $900,000 total to 150 young adults in three Louisville neighborhoods.

Source: whas11.com