benefits at once through the convenience of their device if individuals or their households are eligible for 1 or more of such benefits, (5) to receive a basic smart phone, tablet, or computer, along with a subsidized internet Wi-Fi access plan, if such individuals do not own a smart phone, tablet, or computer, (6) to obtain the access and information described in paragraph (4) with assistance at libraries, government offices, or nonprofit agencies if such individuals are uncomfortable using internet technology themselves, (7) to obtain access to the information described in paragraph (4), with the assistance of government or nonprofit employees, AmeriCorps national service participants, or Senior Corps members, to receive home visits if such individuals are elderly or disabled, (8) to access health care information that specifies medical benefits, and any out-of-pocket costs, for each of the health plans for which such individuals may be eligible, and to empower them to easily select the plan that works best for them, (9) enable such individuals to file directly (and without expending funds to obtain third-party tax filing services) to obtain Federal tax credits and refunds, and in States and localities with their own supplemental tax credits, to simultaneously file for those, (10) to deposit cash in the account that is set aside for education, job training, starting a business, or buying a home and that would be nontaxable, (11) to easily access and monitor, in 1 central online account— (A) to be able to check the status, amounts, and recertification deadlines for some or all their benefits and savings, and (B) to pay all bills online, saving high check cashing fees and enormous amounts of time, (12) to budget their resources by using real-time cash flow data and long-term financial planning data, including calculating how much they would lose in interest on credit cards versus how much they would gain in interest by saving more, (13) to access calendar and scheduling functions that enable them to keep track