When it comes to education, it’s important to know where your money is going.
Here’s what you need to know: 1.
Who gets welfare?
According to the U.S. Department of Education, welfare benefits are available to anyone who meets certain requirements: 1) is 18 or older, 2) is able to work and 3) is at least 18 years old.
The U.K. is the only other country with welfare benefits for anyone under 18, but it has strict rules.
2.
What does welfare cover?
Welfare programs generally pay people who are unemployed, or people who work part-time and can’t afford a full-time job, money for expenses, as well as a minimum wage, child care and rent assistance.
The amount of money you get varies depending on your circumstances.
3.
Is welfare for everyone?
The U,K.
government sets minimum standards for welfare, and many states have similar policies.
However, the amount of cash benefits you receive depends on your income, and the type of job you have.
4.
Does it cost money?
Some states have a higher welfare program and others a lower one.
The federal government provides about $9,000 per year to people who have incomes below 138 percent of the poverty level.
That’s less than $3,000 for a family of four.
5.
Does the money go to the states?
No.
The money is administered by the U,L.A. and Oregon.
6.
Who pays for the programs?
There are different levels of federal aid for each state, with the highest amount going to the state and the lowest amount to the federal government.
7.
Who doesn’t get welfare?
People who receive welfare usually receive cash benefits, but many also receive help with rent and child care.
Some states do not offer assistance at all.
8.
What do they pay for?
Welfare is paid by the federal, state and local governments.
9.
Does that mean I’ll get nothing?
Yes.
If you don’t get a federal grant, you’ll get a lump sum that can vary by state.
For example, a state that is part of the same program as your state could have a different monthly allowance.
10.
Can I use my state’s aid?
No, you cannot use state aid to get welfare.
You can still get welfare benefits if you are on food stamps, Medicaid or Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
11.
Will I get my money back?
No you won’t.
Welfare programs often require people to pay back any amount they have received, but they are not required to pay the money back to the government.
12.
Can my kids qualify?
Yes, they can.
Some programs allow kids who are under age 18 to get food stamps and Medicaid if they work part time and don’t have a full time job.
However the program can also be used to help people with disabilities.
13.
Can the U.,K.
program be extended?
No because it is a federal program, and it only applies to people in certain states.
14.
Can you get cash aid from the federal Government?
No if you get welfare, you have to pay into the government’s welfare program.
15.
Does federal aid get spent?
Yes it does.
According to an official with the U-K.
welfare department, about 1.4 percent of welfare funds are spent on other government programs.
Some people spend about 10 percent on federal aid.
16.
Can we get more aid?
Yes if you want to receive welfare, there are a few options.
Some benefits are only available to people with certain characteristics, such as having been in jail, or having an IQ below 70.
Others are only for certain types of people, such the poor.
17.
How much welfare can I get?
The federal aid is about $3.4 trillion a year.
You will receive the full amount if you meet the eligibility requirements.
18.
Can children get welfare as well?
Yes they can, but there are restrictions.
You must have a job and you can only get money for things that you need.
The other restrictions include not being able to attend school, or not living in your home state.
19.
Will there be a benefit cap?
There is no limit to how much you can receive.
But the federal money is capped at $4,500 per person, so you can’t get more than that.
20.
How many people get welfare in one year?
According the U..
K.
Department for Work and Pensions, about 2.8 million people in the U.-K.
receive welfare each year.
The government also estimates that about 4.6 million people get money every year through unemployment benefits.
21.
What happens if my child gets welfare and it is too much?
The government is responsible for all welfare payments.
The welfare department will send out checks to people that receive welfare.
22.
How long does it take for welfare to be paid out?
The amount you get will depend