US EditionWhat is affected by a government shutdown — and what isn’t
- A government shutdown can jeopardize programs that rely on appropriated funds, such as SNAP food benefits, which may only be covered for about 30 days after a shutdown.
- The shutdown can also lead to delays at airports, such as Harry Reid International Airport.
- Furthermore, applications for federal home loans and loans given through the U.S. Small Business Administration would be halted during a shutdown, impacting individuals and businesses.
- The Nevada state's outdoor recreation economy could also be affected by the shutdown.
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What is affected by a government shutdown — and what isn’t
Fears are swirling that Congress could be headed for its first government shutdown in years. Lawmakers have until Saturday to strike a deal to prevent a lapse in government funding — and there isn’t a deal in sight. Here’s what a shutdown could mean for Americans: Furloughs for federal workers The nation saw its last shutdown roughly […]
How a government shutdown could affect student loan payments
With Congress potentially unable to reach an agreement on federal spending legislation to be signed by the president, the government could shutdown on Oct. 1. And that’s a particularly important date for many student loan borrowers, as it marks the resumption of student loan payments following a federal pause that lasted more than three years. In fact, interest on these loans began accruing again at the start of September and millions of borrowe…
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