According to the Federal Trade Commission, Americans have reported over 226K scams and lost over $386M in frauds linked to COVID-19. Due to the rise in fraud, federal experts across the government share official information on how to recognize, avoid and report many types of scams.
As the tax season approaches, you may have questions about filing your federal, state and business taxes in 2021. Economic Impact Payments, tax credits and other relief provided in 2020 have many people wondering how to file during the pandemic.
Most servicemembers transition out of the military into a civilian career or educational training.
It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when you’re caring for a parent, spouse, or child with medical needs.
The 2020 holiday season is one like never before. Due to the pandemic, people across the U.S. have adjusted the way they work, shop, and connect with others. Use these tips collected by USAGov to prepare you for anything the winter holds.
Are you looking to get help paying for your education? Does your non-profit organization need financial assistance to complete a community project? The government offers financial help, but you may not know what’s available and where to find it.
Learn the signs and risk factors for depression in teens and younger children and find out how you can help them heal.
As holiday shopping season starts, there are many opportunities to spend money on gifts for family and friends, and requests to donate to charitable causes.
The coronavirus pandemic makes the 2020 election season different than any before it. And it’s leaving a lot of people looking for information on how, where, and when to cast their vote.
Here are six great tips from StudentAid.gov that can help you start the process of paying off your student loans.
