ACP vs. Lifeline: Similarities, Differences, and How to Apply

Although broadband costs in the US have decreased when adjusted for inflation, many Americans still find high-speed internet service too expensive.  The Department of Commerce found that of the 24 million households without internet at home, around 4.3 million...

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The Affordable Connectivity Program End Date: Everything You Need to Know

Government initiatives to help low-income households are a huge benefit to those in need. One popular benefit that has helped millions of households in the US is the Affordable Connectivity Program.  While it received generous funding in 2021, the...

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How to Get a Free Phone & Choose the Right Provider

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Apply for a Low-Income Tablet in 5 Easy Steps

How to Apply for a Low-Income Tablet: A Quick and Easy Guide In an increasingly interconnected world, access to the internet has become essential for education, employment, and staying in touch with loved ones. However, not everyone has the...

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What Is the Difference Between EBB and ACP?

What Is the Difference Between EBB and ACP? One of the programs stemming from the Infrastructure Investments and Jobs Act is the relatively new Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). This benefits program replaces the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) program, a...

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What Is the ACP Program?

Increasing accessibility to the Internet for low-income households has never been more critical. Today’s communications with schools, work, healthcare, and other essential services require online access. With the rising cost of living, many American families struggle with making ends...

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Discounted Tablets for Low-Income Families: For School, for Work, for Life

Tablets have become an important part of our daily lives. They help us stay connected to work, school, medical services, and our social networks. But they can be expensive, and many low-income families can’t afford them. That’s why some...

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Low-Cost or Free Internet for Seniors

As seniors reach retirement age, they often find themselves facing financial strain. Keeping up with the cost of living can become a struggle, and luxuries like having access to the internet can seem out of reach. However, many don’t...

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