Social Security Administration Budget Deadline Approaching: Will Shutdown Threat Impact Benefits?

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congress faces a new deadline to pass spending bills to fund the government, including the Social Security Administration (SSA), by March 8. However, even if the budget deadline passes without action, Social Security recipients will continue to receive their monthly payments. In federal terms, Social Security benefits are considered “mandatory spending” with a dedicated, permanent funding source from payroll taxes. This means that the funding for these benefits is not affected by …

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Deadline Approaching for Student Loan Forgiveness Applications

Newark, NJ – As April comes to a close, many student loan borrowers are facing an important deadline that could affect their financial future. The deadline to apply for loan forgiveness is quickly approaching, and those who wish to take advantage of this opportunity must act fast. For some borrowers in New Jersey, this deadline is just days away, making it crucial for them to consolidate their loans before time runs out. The process of …

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Deadline: Trump Requests Extension in Federal Classified Documents Case Amid New York Trial Distraction

West Palm Beach, Florida – Former President Donald Trump is facing challenges in his federal classified documents case, as he seeks to push back deadlines due to his involvement in an ongoing trial in New York. Trump and his legal team have requested an extension, citing the difficulties of preparing for the federal case while focused on the New York trial. Defense attorneys argue that they cannot meet the May deadline for reviewing classified evidence …

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Mental Health Struggle: DACA Recipients Face Uncertainty Amid Renewal Deadline

Phoenix, Arizona – Ileana Salinas, a DACA recipient, is facing the uncertainty of her future in the United States as she awaits the renewal of her immigration status. The mental toll of living in constant fear of deportation is exacerbated by the ever-changing immigration policies that impact her community and mental well-being. According to the most recent numbers from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, there are 544,960 active DACA recipients in the U.S., with 20,750 …

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Ohio Democrats Face Deadline Dilemma in Getting President Biden on General Election Ballot

Columbus, Ohio – Democrats in Ohio are facing a potential obstacle in getting President Biden on the general election ballot this year. The state’s election management office has communicated that they may miss a crucial deadline, threatening Biden’s candidacy. According to a letter obtained by The Washington Post, Ohio’s secretary of state’s office informed Ohio Democratic Party Chair Liz Walters that the Democratic National Committee’s nominating convention timing could prevent Biden from being certified for …

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Contract Deadline Looms for ProMedica and Cigna in Toledo Dispute

Toledo, Ohio – As the deadline looms for ProMedica and Cigna to come to an agreement, patients may soon face the reality of their contract being terminated. Negotiations have been ongoing for months between the healthcare provider and insurance company, with April 1 as the potential end date for their current contract. ProMedica has emphasized the importance of receiving a fair reimbursement offer from Cigna, citing the need for reasonable rates to cover the rising …

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DeSantis Set to Sign Historic Health Care Package as Deadline Approaches

TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Governor Ron DeSantis is on the brink of signing a significant healthcare package recently approved by the state’s Legislature. The package, including Senate President Kathleen Passidomo’s health care priority bills, was sent to the Governor for approval. DeSantis has until March 27 to make a decision on the bills – either signing them into law, vetoing them, or letting them become law without his signature. The main focus is on whether the …

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SSI Direct Payment: Important Deadline Approaching for Eligible Individuals and Couples

Los Angeles, California – With less than two weeks until the next Supplemental Security Income (SSI) direct payment on April 1st, individuals are gearing up to receive up to $943 if eligible. These payments are specifically designated for those aged 65 or older, individuals with low incomes, or those facing severe disabilities. In order to qualify for SSI payments, applicants must meet certain criteria, including being partially blind or having a condition that significantly limits …

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Enrollment Deadline Dilemma: Late Penalties Plague Medicare Applicants

Denver, Colorado – As Americans approach the age of 65, they become eligible for the Medicare health insurance program. However, many individuals choose to delay signing up for various reasons, which can have significant financial implications. The enrollment deadlines for Medicare Part B and Part D are crucial, as missing these deadlines can result in late-enrollment penalties that individuals will have to pay along with their monthly premiums for the rest of their lives. The …

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