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The Department of Education’s new regulations will fully go into effect in July 2027.

Applications have opened for the federally funded Energy Assistance Program to help low-income households in Vigo, Clay, and Putnam counties manage their heating and electrical bills.

Kristen Grau is a staff writer for the Forbes Advisor News Desk. She has over six years of finance writing experience and has previously written for sites like LendingTree, ValuePenguin and Debt.com.

Congress created LIHEAP in 1981 following the energy crises of the 1970s. It provides states with both regular and emergency funding to subsidize heating, cooling and weatherization costs for ...

This commentary reviews current means-tested federal benefit programs designed to assist low-income individuals and families. The large number of those programs is amplified by similar state and local ...

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont announced an additional $12.7 million in state funding to help nearly 100,000 low-income ...

Top Senate Democrats are pressing the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) about an apparent delay in making COVID-19 shots available through a federal program for low-income children. In a ...