I know in the beginning of the semester for the academic year for 2021-2022 we had the option to accept 2k to either put it all towards one semester or divide it up 2 semesters but I recently got another 2k did anybody else get that as well?
Will there be a grant offered for the spring semester? I got it last semester but I dont see it for spring.
While available now for low or no cost to veterans through the Veterans Health Administration, new contract extends reach to more government buyers.
In the U.S.,10,000 people turn 65 every day, and the number of older adults will double over the next several decades, representing more than 23% of the population by 2050. PERS will continue to play a critical role as many people want to age gracefully and live independently at home for as long as possible.
Millions of Americans today depend on NXT-ID's affordable, reliable emergency response IoT devices to keep them connected to emergency services and loved ones. The company offers devices that can be used at home (Freedom Alert) or on-the-go (Guardian 911) allowing people to connect with their caretakers and/or call 911 if there's an emergency.
Federal unemployment benefits are ending September 4th. Biden and Congress are reportedly not planning to extend payments, and have asked states to step up and provide payments, or extend benefits to its own citizens. Aside from California's direct stimulus payments, no state has put anything of the sort into action.
The Supreme Court recently struck down the federal eviction moratorium. Housing and rent have gone up dramatically in recent months, making living costs more difficult for those living paycheck to paycheck, or facing the end of unemployment benefits.
Student loans were forgiven for about 115,000 borrowers who attended ITT Technical Institute, a now defunct school. The latest round of forgiveness granted relief to borrowers deemed totally and permanently disabled.
How do you think the next few months will play out, and what affect do you think it will have on the midterm elections coming up?
NXT-ID Awarded U.S. General Services Administration Contract To Distribute Personal Emergency Response Systems To Federal, State And Local Government Purchasers; Terms Not Disclosed
NXT-ID, Inc. (NASDAQ:NXTD) announces it has been awarded a U.S.
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NXT-ID, Inc. (NASDAQ:NXTD) announces it has been awarded a U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) contract to bring its personal emergency response systems (PERS) to federal, state and local government purchasers as of Q3 2021. NXT-ID will now be able to distribute their life-saving technology directly to long-term partners like the Veterans Health Administration and to other government agencies to help more people feel safe and secure at an affordable price.
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NXT-ID's goal is to use our patented technology to help improve the lives of seniors and others affordably.
In the U.S.,10,000 people turn 65 every day, and the number of older adults will double over the next several decades, representing more than 23% of the population by 2050. PERS will continue to play a critical role as many people want to age gracefully and live independently at home for as long as possible.
"Our company's main goal is to use our patented technology to help improve the lives of seniors and others we serve in the most affordable way. Our products allow people who need special care to live confidently knowing the moment they need help, we are there for them," said Chia-Lin Simmons, NXT-ID CEO. "We're thrilled to be awarded this General Services Administration contract. These contracts are challenging to win and with this partnership now we can bring our products and services to more federal agencies, states and state municipalities so that they can serve more people in that partnership."
Millions of Americans today depend on NXT-ID's affordable, reliable emergency response IoT devices to keep them connected to emergency services and loved ones. The company offers devices that can be used at home (Freedom Alert) or on-the-go (Guardian 911) allowing people to connect with their caretakers and/or call 911 if there's an emergency.
For several years, NXT-ID and its subsid
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Federal unemployment benefits are ending September 4th. Biden and Congress are reportedly not planning to extend payments, and have asked states to step up and provide payments, or extend benefits to its own citizens. Aside from California's direct stimulus payments, no state has put anything of the sort into action.
The Supreme Court recently struck down the federal eviction moratorium. Housing and rent have gone up dramatically in recent months, making living costs more difficult for those living paycheck to paycheck, or facing the end of unemployment benefits.
Student loans were forgiven for about 115,000 borrowers who attended ITT Technical Institute, a now defunct school. The latest round of forgiveness granted relief to borrowers deemed totally and permanently disabled.
How do you think the next few months will play out, and what affect do you think it will have on the midterm elections coming up?
