Excused Absence and Assistance to Federal Employees Affected by the Attacks
The Office of Personnel Management has set policies for those government workers affected by the September 11th attacks on the Pentagon. Depending on the situation, some workers can be excused from duty without charge to leave or loss of pay.… Continue reading
Legal and Benefits – Free Legal and Financial Help for Widows
Widows Harvest Ministries is a Christian based non-profit service organization that assists widows in a number of areas. The widows they most typically help are at least 60 years old, live in an urban/high crime area, own their own home… Continue reading
Get An Estimate of Your Retirement Needs
The seventh annual Retirement Confidence Survey shows that only 36% of workers have tried to determine how much they’ll need to save for retirement. And of those that tried, 24% still don’t know.Get a free copy of Get a Ballpark… Continue reading
Benefits for New York’s Finest
Members of the New York Fraternal Order Of Police and their families are eligible for a variety of benefits including insurance, survivor’s aid, dental programs, optical plans, college planning, investment programs, and FREE financial consultations. A special World Trade Center… Continue reading
Find Out What Social Security Owes You When You Retire
More importantly, this publication will help you figure out how to qualify to receive the maximum amount when you retire. Get a free copy of your Personal Earnings and Benefit Statement today by phone or on the internet. Contact Social… Continue reading
Disability Benefits Brochure Available Online
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has created an online booklet to help answer questions regarding the various kinds of disability benefits available and to assist individuals with the application process. Contact Social Security Administration, Office of Public Inquiries, 6401 Security… Continue reading
$30,000 For Victims And Their Families
The Red Cross is offering grants of up to $30,000 to families of people who died in the attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Center. Grants will not be provided to those who died on the airplanes, as they… Continue reading
Checking Into Your Retirement Check
Did you work some place twenty years ago that is no longer in business? What about an old pension fund that was in financial trouble? Don’t give up. The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC monitors and sometimes takes over private… Continue reading
Cash Advances from the IRS for Families with Children
If you expect to qualify for the earned income credit in 2001, you may be able to start getting part of the credit with your pay in 2001, instead of waiting until you file your 2001 tax return in 2002.… Continue reading
Money for Rent, Moving Expenses, and Food
World Vision Inc., in partnership with Concerts of Prayer of Greater New York (COPGNY) has established a fund to aid victims and families. The fund provides memorial/funeral assistance; emergency needs: places to stay, moving costs, rent, lease deposits, food, clothing,… Continue reading
