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Social Security Payments To Climb 3.2% In 2024 After COLA Increase - Vimarsana News

Social Security Payments To Climb 3.2% In 2024 After COLA Increase

The Social Security Administration announced that it’s raising benefits to recipients in 2024, with the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) applying to tens of millions of Americans.

Paying for Assisted Living in Florida: A Comprehensive Guide - Vimarsana News

Paying for Assisted Living in Florida: A Comprehensive Guide

From Our Partners: The cost of assisted living can vary greatly depending on the size and location of the community, the services and amenities they provide and the size of your living quarters.

Source: yahoo.com
Latino groups back legislation to grant retiring, undocumented seniors a safety net - Vimarsana News

Latino groups back legislation to grant retiring, undocumented seniors a safety net

As reports show California’s immigrant workforce is aging, advocates say that undocumented immigrants, who are ineligible for state benefits, could soon fall into poverty.

Source: sbsun.com
SHA launches free broadband internet service in partnership with city of Syracuse - Vimarsana News

SHA launches free broadband internet service in partnership with city of Syracuse

Mayor Ben Walsh and the Syracuse Housing Authority jointly announced the new program, which aims to expand digital access across Syracuse.

How a federal government shutdown may affect Social Security and Medicare - Vimarsana News

How a federal government shutdown may affect Social Security and Medicare

Lawmakers face a looming deadline to pass a spending bill to prevent a federal government shutdown. Here’s what that means for Social Security and Medicare.