The United States Department of Agriculture made the decision to give children free meals until December 31, 2020. This move will provide a meal daily for each child during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“It will reimburse eligible landlords for missed rent payments, and give them some advance rent and keep tenants in that home where they can be safe and healthy,” the governor said.

Kentucky will seek to provide an extra $400 per week in short-term supplemental aid for its unemployed workers under a White House offer, Gov. Andy Beshear said Wednesday.

“If we don’t get these funds, Kentuckians will suffer,” the Democratic governor told reporters at a coronavirus briefing.

“I think it’s really important that we see, ultimately, a congressional solution,” the governor said.

As the coronavirus has stressed the nation’s economy, consumers have turned to fighting for hand sanitizer, toilet paper, and now, some food items in local grocery stores.

With Kentucky's eviction and utility cutoff moratium over, many Louisvillians across the metro area are now facing evictions.

For students who will rely on NTI this coming school year or other educational programs that are different than the norm, they may need Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer Assistance.

What would you do to keep your favorite store or restaurant open during and after the COVID-19 pandemic?

The goal of groups like Louisville Community Ministries is to connect those in need with a team of people will help them get the assistance to stay in their home.

The contract with Ernst & Young will be prolonged by another five weeks at a cost of $4.4 million, the governor announced.

Cathy Hinko, executive director of the Metropolitan Housing Coalition, is encouraging tenants and landlords to educate themselves.

Asking questions and making the right choices can ensure a person’s health and help them avoid being broke.

Lawmakers have different ideas about how to keep helping Americans financially.

“You need to make sure that you can sustain yourself if you don’t get a dollar coming in for at least three to six months,” Founder and CEO of Marshal Wealth Management James Marshall declared.

Communication is key if you're having trouble paying the rent.

There are some steps you can take now to help keep your credit on solid footing.

Hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians are relying on unemployment insurance to make ends meet during the coronavirus pandemic.

A local attorney cites national data, updated last week, showing there's only been a slight decrease so far of people not being able to pay their rent.

Many insurance companies have not only noticed fewer cars and dangers on the road, but they have recalculated bills because of it.

We’re getting a first look at what the paper economic stimulus checks will look like, with President Trump’s name printed on them.

Nicholas Maraman, a senior attorney for the Louisville Legal Aid Society’s Economic Stability Unit, provided some answers to a few frequently-asked questions about the economic impact payments.

These tricks can help you stretch your budget and the meals you prepare.

Stimulus checks are rolling out this week, and some might be wondering what to do with that money. If you don’t have a job right now, decisions are tough. You need to spend the money that you have wisely.

Unemployment is skyrocketing as businesses continue closing in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Homeowners who have lost income because of the coronavirus crisis now fear they may also lose their homes.

BusyKid is a subscription-free chores app for kids that teaches financial literacy and responsibility.

Americans are waiting for money from the federal government to make it through the coronavirus outbreak which has shut down businesses and laid off workers.

Lawyers recommend tenants check the language of their lease to see if there are options for delayed or partial payment.

To determine their ranking, they calculated the cost of living, cost of care, the average income versus the average price of a home, and the percentage of people older than 65.

Borrowers can easily find themselves caught in a cycle of debt, taking out additional payday loans to repay the old one.

Unless you're lucky enough to have a full pension and benefits, most of us will need to work until at least age 66 to save enough money for a comfortable retirement.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act could affect how much tax someone should have their employer withhold from their paycheck.

Financial professional Tim Riney from Family Wealth Group has five questions that will test whether you’re financially compatible with your valentine.

For high school seniors, February and March can be an exciting time of the year. It's when many are finding out which colleges have accepted their applications for admission.

When people start filing their taxes, con artists can start looking for chances to steal your return.

Research conducted on the effects of social media shows that spending time on your favorite social platforms can make you spend more money.

It's never too early in life to learn to save, share, and spend wisely.

Because of changes to the tax code, the 2019 tax season was a year of bad surprises.

The Secure Act recently passed and went into law on the first of the year. This will impact anyone with an IRA or 401-K.

Friday is National Cut Your Energy Costs Day, and we are here to help you make ends meet.

Financial plans are a must for people looking to stay on top of their money.

It can be daunting, but there are tips for those who wish to save up more cash in the new year.

Planning for your death and funeral are probably not things you think about often, and certainly not things you look forward to doing.

A little bit of research can save consumers some money.