H.R. 8110 proposes to amend the Social Security Act to make permanent a policy that helps protect spouses from losing their financial stability if their partner receives home and community-based services through Medicaid. The bill ensures these protections continue by...
H.R. 8110 is like a rule that helps keep people safe from losing their money if their husband or wife needs special care at home. It makes sure this rule stays forever, so people can always count on it.
H.R. 8908 aims to amend the Consumer Financial Protection Act of 2010 by significantly reducing the funding for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to just $1. This change would alter the current provision, which allows the Director of the CFPB to determine the necessary amount...
The bill wants to change the rules so that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which helps keep our money safe, would only get $1 to do all its work, making it very hard for them to protect people from unfair money tricks.
The S. 3709, known as the “Investment Opportunity Expansion Act,” seeks to change the Securities Act of 1933 by introducing new limits for individuals to qualify as accredited investors. Specifically, it allows individuals to be considered accredited investors if their...
S. 3709 is a bill that wants to change some rules about who can invest in special deals that are not open to everyone. It says people can invest if what they put in is not more than 10% of what they have or earn for the year, making it safe for them while giving more people a chance to invest.
H. RES. 1229 proposes the establishment of "National Senior Fraud Awareness Day" on May 15, 2024, to highlight the increasing scams targeting elderly individuals in the United States. The resolution acknowledges the significant financial losses seniors face from various types of fraud and...
May 15, 2024, will be called National Senior Fraud Awareness Day to help people learn about bad guys who try to trick older folks out of their money. This special day wants everyone to know these tricks exist so we can all help protect grandmas and grandpas from losing money to these sneaky scams.
H.R. 7337 proposes the establishment of a short-term disability insurance program specifically for federal employees dealing with non-work-related disabilities. The program is designed to offer financial protection by covering short-term injuries, time off to care for family...
H.R. 7337 is a plan to help workers who get sick or hurt outside of their jobs by giving them some money while they're getting better. Workers have to pay for this insurance themselves, and it can give them up to 70% of what they normally earn, but not for more than a year.
H. R. 4190, also known as the "Restoring Benefits to Defrauded Veterans Act," aims to change the United States Code to ensure that the Secretary of Veterans Affairs repays the estates of deceased veterans for some benefits that were paid out but misused by those managing the...
H.R. 4190 is a plan to make sure that if someone was supposed to take care of a veteran's money but didn't do their job right and stole it, the government will pay back the veteran's family. This helps make sure veterans' money is safe and that their families get what they should have gotten.
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