Your Guide to the SNAP Program

Find out all the benefits of the program

What This 2.5% Increase Means for Retirees, Disabled Individuals, and Dependents in the New Year

Understanding Medicaid and CHIP: An Overview

At the federal level, your Social Security benefits might be taxable based on your combined income, which the IRS refers to as "provisional income".

Millions of older Americans depend on Social Security for a substantial portion of their monthly retirement income.

Once known as the food stamps program, SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) was established to provide low-income individuals and families with the means to purchase food.

Medicaid serves as a public assistance program designed to help low-income individuals access healthcare services.

With each new year, adjustments in the Social Security program are expected, ensuring that the system remains current and beneficial.