Please note: The service featured in this article is a private company. It is not affiliated with any government agency, and it does not send stimulus checks.
Groceries, gas, rent and medical bills keep going up. If your budget feels stretched, there may be programs and services that can help. Here’s how to find out what you could qualify for.
A free eligibility check takes about 60 seconds and can help you see what relief and benefit options may be available to you.
For a lot of families, everyday costs have climbed faster than paychecks. A grocery run costs more than it used to, filling up the tank adds up, and an unexpected medical bill can throw off an entire month.
The good news is that there are many kinds of help out there, from public assistance programs to private services that can lower what you pay for things like health coverage. The hard part is knowing where to start.
Where families are feeling the squeeze
- Groceries
- Gas
- Rent
- Medical costs
- Utilities
- Insurance
If any of these are straining your budget, it’s worth taking a few minutes to look at your options.
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How the free eligibility check works
Stimulus Assistance is a private service. You fill out a short form, and it may connect you with companies that offer products and services related to your situation.
Fill out a short form
Enter basic details like your name, ZIP code and date of birth. It takes about 60 seconds.
Get matched
Based on your answers, you may be connected with companies offering options such as health insurance, life insurance or help with Social Security Disability (SSDI).
Expect a follow-up
By submitting the form, you agree to be contacted by phone, text and email by the service and its partners. You can opt out at any time.
Decide what’s right for you
Review any options you’re offered and choose only what fits your needs. You’re never required to buy anything.
Other places to look for help
Many public assistance programs are free to apply for directly. Depending on your income, household and location, you may be eligible for programs like these:
Food assistance
Programs like SNAP and WIC can help eligible households buy groceries.
Energy bills
LIHEAP helps eligible households with heating and cooling costs.
Health coverage
Medicaid, CHIP and Marketplace savings may lower what you pay for health insurance.
Disability benefits
SSDI and SSI may provide monthly income if you can’t work because of a disability.
You can search for government benefits for free at USA.gov. Official government programs never charge a fee to apply.
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Common questions
Is this a government stimulus program?
No. Stimulus Assistance is a private company and is not affiliated with any government agency. It does not issue stimulus checks or government payments.
Does it cost anything?
The eligibility check is free. Any products or services you’re offered later may have their own costs, and you’re never required to buy anything.
Will I be contacted after I submit the form?
Yes. Submitting the form means you agree to receive calls, texts and emails from the service and its partners, including automated calls. You can reply STOP to texts or opt out at any time.
What kinds of offers might I see?
According to the form’s terms, partners may contact you about products like health insurance, life insurance and SSDI-related services.
See what options may be available to you
The free eligibility check takes about 60 seconds. Find out which services and savings could help your family manage rising costs.
This is a paid advertisement. The featured service is operated by a private company and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any government agency. It does not provide stimulus checks or government benefits.
Submitting your information means you consent to be contacted by phone (including automated and prerecorded calls), text and email by the service and its marketing partners about products such as health insurance, life insurance and SSDI services. Consent is not a condition of purchase. Message and data rates may apply. Eligibility for any program, product or savings is not guaranteed.
Information about public assistance programs is general in nature. Eligibility rules vary by program and state. Visit USA.gov to learn about official government benefits.
