Did you know that items like sanitation wipes, face masks, gloves, and hand sanitizer are tax deductible? With the rise of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, you’re probably buying one or more of these cleaning supplies for your job. Make sure you stay safe (and save money!) by deducting these common cleaning supplies.

As COVID-19 continues to affect your ability to work, you may find it more difficult to afford health, dental, and vision insurance plans. We know it is stressful to lose access to the services that these plans provide. That’s why we put together our best recommendations for what to do when paying for insurance gets difficult. Learn more about grace periods and how they can provide you with some relief.

If you’re someone who relies on gig economy jobs like Uber and Instacart, you may notice that you’re not making as much money lately. Since your income is based on your ability to leave your home (and you've likely been advised to stay home to decrease your risk of exposure to coronavirus), you’ll be potentially choosing between your health and making money. This isn’t an easy situation to be in so we’ve gathered up the top online part-time jobs that might help you make up some of that lost income.

With the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, there are many unexpected life changes that can make it difficult to support your family. If you’re struggling with financial burdens, you should consider applying for government assistance. There are many programs that exist to support you and your family during these stressful times, and they can provide a much needed boost while you get back on your feet.

The Department of Vermont Health Access has announced that there will be a new Special Enrollment Period for uninsured Vermont residents to sign up for health insurance through Vermont Health Connect. The final deadline to enroll is August 14, 2020, so click here to learn how to sign up now.

With the rise of the coronavirus (COVID-19) some states have created a Special Enrollment Period for uninsured residents. Learn more about these states and the new Special Enrollment Periods here.

Due to concerns caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19), Nevada has just announced that there will be a Special Enrollment Period for uninsured residents who haven’t had health coverage in 2020 to sign up for health insurance through Nevada Health Link. You’ll be able to start the application process March 17, 2020 through May 15, 2020 so you’ll want to be sure to take advantage and enroll as soon as you can.

Due to concerns caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19), New York has just announced that there will be a Special Enrollment Period for uninsured residents to sign up for health insurance through their site and then finish the application over the phone. The deadline to enroll is August 15, 2020 so you’ll want to be sure to take advantage and enroll today.