FEEA's #FedLifeHacks Reach an Audience of 110,000
Dec 16, 2020
Given the Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund’s (FEEA) extensive experience working directly with federal families on all aspects and at all stages of their lives, FEEA has a unique understanding of where feds can use more easy-to-understand, unbiased information on things affecting them outside of work.
Two years ago, FEEA launched the #FedLifeHacks program. The program includes a collection of lifehacks in written and video format, developed by FEEA and others, covering topics like financial wellness, health & wellness, education & professional growth, family, free time & fun, and personal philanthropy & volunteerism.
Since the program was launched, there have been over 110,000 visits to #FedLifeHacks, which can be accessed here: https://feea.org/category/fedlifehacks/
FEEA also provides emergency hardship loans, disaster relief, scholarships, and K-12 tutoring. (https://feea.org/our-programs/) and COVID-19 response programs (https://feea.org/coronavirus/).
Here are some of the topics #FedLifeHacks has covered so far:
· Is a 529 Plan Right for Your Family?
· Five Ideas for Celebrating the Holidays More Safely This Year
· Four Things to Consider When Merging Money with a Life Partner
· Tips for Taking Care of Mental Health During the Pandemic
· What Federal Employees Need to Know about the Current Payroll Tax Withholding Deferral
· Navigating Out-of-State Estate Matters
· How Public Service Loan Forgiveness Works
· About to Sign a New Rental Home Lease? Read This.
· Have You Heard About These 70+ Federal Employee Groups?
· Getting Back on Your Feet After a Bankruptcy
· Five Tips for Protecting Older Loved Ones from Scams
· How to Be an Effective Patient Advocate for a Loved One
· Mortgage Help During the Pandemic
· How Your Finances Can Impact Your Security Clearance
· Financial Counseling: Are You or a Loved One Struggling Financially?
· Holiday Spending: Don’t Bust Your Budget
· Is Your Life Insurance Paperwork Up-To-Date?
· Eight Things You Should Know About Credit Reports and Scores
· Five Home Modifications for Helping Loved Ones Who Want To Age In Place
· What Happens if a Federal Employee Becomes Disabled and Can’t Work?
· Important Documents – Are Yours in a Safe Place?
· Five Dos and Don’ts for Feds Using Social Media
· Helping You and Your Kids Avoid Accidental Plagiarism
· Six Tips for Planning Ahead for Remote Caregiving of a Loved One
· Six Tips for Parents Sending a Student Off to College for The First Time
· Five Favorite Resources for Helping Your Kids Be Smart About Money
· Seven Things to Think About When Buying a New (Or New to You) Car
· What You Should Know About Divorce and Your Federal Benefits
· Six Steps to Moving Your Aging Parents Closer to You
· Holiday Survival Guy: Great Gifts for Less (or no) Cash
· Six Must-Dos When Choosing Childcare
· Why Everyone Needs Their Own Personal Sick and Vacation Leave Budget
Contact: Joyce Warner, 202-554-0007, x101; [email protected]
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