According To Study, Eviction Rates Were Higher In Largely Black Neighborhoods

According To Study, Eviction Rates Were Higher In Largely Black Neighborhoods

People are evicted from their houses across the country for a variety of reasons, but not uniformly by city or neighborhood. According to a new study from the University of Kansas, neighborhoods with mostly people of color renters or families with children have higher eviction rates than gentrified or high-rent districts. Common Reasons For High…

The LIHEAP Customers Energy Credit Application Period Begins June 1 – Check Requirements

The LIHEAP Customers Energy Credit Application Period Begins June 1 – Check Requirements

Under the federal Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, or LIHEAP, Hawaiian Electric and Kauai Island Utility Cooperative customers in need may apply for a one-time credit to lower their energy payments. The application window is open from June 1 until June 30, 2023. LIHEAP Administration Only Accepts Energy Credit Applications During The Month Of June…

Student Loan Repayment
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New Survey Reveals Lack of Awareness about Student Loan Repayment Options

Although the fate of the Biden Administration‘s debt erasure plan remains uncertain pending a decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, income-driven repayment plans have emerged as a promising alternative for former students. A recent survey has shed light on the lack of awareness among borrowers regarding a potential solution for student loan debt repayment These…

Undocumented Residents Affected by Storms and Flooding
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California Allocates $95 Million in Aid to Undocumented Residents Affected by Storms and Flooding

The funds, available from June onward, aim to support individuals who have experienced hardship and property damage. California will allocate $95 million to provide assistance to undocumented residents affected by recent storms and flooding, according to the state’s Department of Social Services The program was announced two months after Governor Gavin Newsom pledged aid from…

Amazon’s Ring Settlement
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Ring Settlement: Amazon Will Pay $5.8 Million in Settlement Following Spying Allegations

Amazon will pay $5.8 million following spying allegations against the unit under the Ring settlement. $5.8 Million Amazon’s Ring Settlement Over Doorbell Spying and Harassment Allegations As part of the Ring settlement, Amazon will have to pay $5.8 million to settle the doorbell spying and harassment allegations filed by the Federal Trade Commission Wednesday. Amazon’s…

FHA Loan
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Distressed Homeowners To Expect Monthly Bills Reduction Under New FHA Proposal

Distressed homeowners will expect a reduction in monthly bills under the new Federal Housing Administration (FHA) proposal. FHA Proposal Will Give Relief to Several Distressed Homeowners Following the Pandemic Under the new FHA proposal, distressed homeowners who have experienced difficulties paying their monthly bills following the pandemic will expect relief from the administration. The distressed…

Property Tax Relief Supported by 34 Business Organizations and Associations
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Property Tax Relief Supported by 34 Business Organizations and Associations in Texas

In a unified show of support, 34 business organizations and associations have sent a letter to the state leadership endorsing Governor Greg Abbott‘s proposal for property tax relief during the ongoing special session of the Texas Legislature. Governor Greg Abbott’s proposal for property tax relief The groups expressed their backing for the governor’s plan to…

Car Thefts
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Chicago Community Alert Highlights Alarming Surge in Car Thefts

The alert specifically targets a neighborhood where numerous vehicles have been targeted on the same street, sparking concern among local authorities. Residents in Chicago have been issued a community alert due to a significant rise in car thefts and vandalism Recent data analysis by the I-Team has revealed that car thefts across the city have…