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Por qué es importante vacunarse

Las vacunas son la forma más sencilla y efectiva de prevenir enfermedades en bebés, niños, adolescentes, adultos y personas de la tercera edad. 

Visite nuestra página Prevención para informarse quiénes deben vacunarse, cuándo y dónde pueden hacerlo. Y no se preocupe si no tiene seguro médico porque también le informamos sobre las opciones que pueden ayudarlo a cubrir los costos de sus vacunas y las de su familia. Vea el casillero Vacunación para todos en la parte superior derecha de la página.


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3 Steps You Can Take to Get Debt Under Control

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There is no such thing as a quick and easy way to get out of debt, but there are realistic steps you can take to get debt under control.

Develop a budget: Assess how much money you make and how much you spend. Writing down all your expenses is an easy way to get a realistic picture of where your money goes. Your goal should be to make sure you can pay for the essentials, like food and shelter, with enough left over to tackle your bills.

Contact your creditors: If you’re having trouble making payments, you may be able to work out a modified payment plan with your creditors. Let them know right away if you’re struggling before the accounts get turned over to debt collectors. If your accounts do get turned over to debt collectors, this video from the Federal Trade Commission can help you understand your rights.

Look into debt relief services: Credit counseling could help you set up a plan to pay off your debts. Even though many credit counseling groups are nonprofits, their services aren’t necessarily free.

Get more tips for managing your debt.


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Comic Strips to Help Kids Learn How to Save Money

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Help Your Family Save Money. Find fun comics for your kids and teens at Kids.gov. Read the comics.

Children often pick up on family financial struggles and can feel stressed by them. Explaining the situation in a way they can understand and involving them in solutions can help ease their fears.

Kids.gov's Help Your Family Save Money comic strips offer suggestions on ways kids can help the family during difficult financial times. They teach kids that everyone in the family can help save money.


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How to Get Help if You or Someone You Know is Homeless

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If you or someone you know is homeless, contact your local homeless assistance agency to get help. These agencies can help you find temporary or permanent housing options, as well as connect you with local food banks and health care programs.

If you're a homeless veteran, the Veterans Administration offers safe housing, job opportunities, and health care options. You can learn more online or by calling 1-877-4AID-VET (1-877-424-3838). Service members, veterans and their families can also find services and resources in their communities with the National Resource Directory mobile app.

Find more resources to help with homelessness, including information for homeless families with children and how you can help end homelessness.

 

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How to Get Help With Your Mortgage or Foreclosure

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If you need help paying your mortgage, you may be eligible for assistance through a variety of programs.

Through the Making Home Affordable program, you can

  • Refinance and take advantage of lower mortgage interest rates.
  • Reduce your monthly mortgage payments.
  • Get mortgage relief if you're unemployed.
  • Get help when you owe more than your home is worth.
  • Avoid foreclosure when homeownership is no longer affordable or desirable.

You can also talk to a housing counselor to get advice on buying a home, avoiding foreclosure, or learning about reverse mortgages. 

If you're considering refinancing your mortgage, learn the costs and determine if the time is right for you.

Get help with your mortgage and foreclosure questions.

 

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Did you know that the government sells and auctions a wide range of items, from books and souvenirs to houses and cars?

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