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Is buying a home in your plans for 2019? Becoming a homeowner is a big decision, and getting a mortgage can be intimidating. If you are a first-time homebuyer, you may be asking where to begin the process. Start by getting your credit score and figuring out how much of a down payment you can afford. These two steps can help you determine the type of mortgage that is right for you.
Mental health continues to pose a challenge to millions of people. Understand the options you have to face your mental health struggles and get the support you need.
Members leave the military and return to civilian life every year. But life after the military can present many difficult and unique challenges. If you are experiencing financial hardship or transition struggles, know there are resources that can help.
USAGov offers you tips to make the most of your holiday budget and protect yourself from scams and fraud.
If you are experiencing financial hardship, federal government benefit programs may be able to help you. See what you and your family could be eligible for, the type of temporary financial support you can receive, and how to apply.
Election Day 2022 is almost here. Get ready with quick tips from USAGov. This checklist will arm you with the things you need to know so you can vote in person or by mail.
