Currently, there are a wide variety of federal programs designed to provide support during the COVID-19 pandemic, ranging from stimulus checks to unemployment insurance. In addition to these programs, many states and cities are putting into action extensive resources to provide financial, physical, and even emotional support during this troubling time. Read on for resources in your city.

If you’re worried about making your car payments right now, know that you’re not alone. According to a recent Stride survey, car payments ranked in the top five most important expenses right now. Fortunately, several car companies and some of the biggest lenders have all announced measures to help folks make their car payments. Read on to see what your car company is saying.

If you’re worried about how you're going to make your credit card payments due to recent financial hardship, several major companies have announced measures to help. Hear what some of the largest companies are saying in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in this article.

People all over the country are experiencing financial hardship, applying for unemployment, and wondering how they’re going to pay their bills right now. Fortunately, most of the top cell phone companies have pledged not to suspend service and have agreed to waive late fees. Read on for what the top cell phone companies are saying and how you can reach out for help!

If the COVID-19 pandemic has recently impacted your ability to work, you may find yourself facing some unsettling financial stresses… and you’re not alone. The good news? With careful planning and the help of available resources, you can stay in control of your finances during this uncertain time. Follow these 6 tips to keep yourself financially healthy.

Stay physically and financially healthy during the COVID-19 crisis with these free tips and tools. Designed specifically for independent workers, we cover everything ranging from income opportunities and tax credits to medical assistance and health insurance.

Earlier this March Striders got a chance to hear the stories of three female restaurateurs who own and operate restaurants in the Bay Area. While women make up a fair portion of the restaurant workforce, only 6% of restaurants in the Bay Area are owned and operated by women. Since there are so few women restaurant owners, we wanted to learn a bit more about the restaurant industry and the issues that a woman would encounter in running a restaurant.

When you lose access to employer-sponsored health insurance, you face an important decision: do you keep your current health plan through COBRA or look for something new through the Marketplace? It all depends on your budget and the kind of care you need. We’ll walk you through the details!