Millions of Americans need help with internet bills. Consumer Reports shares information about the ACP, a federal program that offers a $30-a-month discount for eligible households.

The EBB Program will provide eligible households with a discount of up to $50 per month for home internet service.

A new government program could save you $50 a month on your internet bill. It’s through a new FCC initiative called the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) and applications are open starting no… ...

Families struggling to afford internet can apply for a $30 discount on their monthly bills through a continuing federal program. Here's what to know.

Last month, we told you about how you could get $50 per month from the federal government as part of the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) program to help pay for your internet. Sign-ups for the ...

Consumer Reports explains the Emergency Broadband Benefit program, which provides eligible families up to $50 per month to pay for internet service, plus $100 toward a computer.

The EBB program reimburses participating providers with the discount offered to customers. A committee called Connecting Manistee County formed in January with the goal of making broadband internet ...

The EBB in 2021 nationwide supported nearly 9 million homes that struggled to afford internet, but the program stopped accepting new applicants at year’s end.

A new Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is in plance and Mainers can check to see if they qualify for the new program’s monthly discounts on internet service. The ACP, created through the ...

It’s a lot for him to keep up with so when the federal government announced its Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) Program which provides low-income folks with $50 per month toward their internet ...

While this rate is higher than EBB's predecessor, the Lifeline program, the brief notes how the subsidy could have helped more eligible households with superior outreach, and shares lessons ...

If you do not affirmatively choose to keep your Internet-related services, the FCC requires that we disconnect those services at the end of the EBB program." ...