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Social Security Disability is a government program that protects plan holders' income should they lose the ability to earn. The program is run by the Social Security Administration, which is now more than 80 years old.

Stamps.com is an Internet-based postal services company. Stamps.com specializes in USPS-approved postage that can be printed from your home or office computer and also offers shipping labels.

Established in 2002, World Reserve Monetary Exchange is a private seller of U.S. currency and coins based in Canton, Ohio. They specialize in rare, uncirculated and antique coins and currency, some sold in collector’s displays.

Founded in 1996, Trex manufactures wood-alternative decking, railings and outdoor items using recycled materials. Its products include deck framing, outdoor furniture, lighting and storage.

Masterbuilt Smokehouses got its start in 1973 and today makes a variety of products and accessories. It makes a variety of electric, propane and charcoal smokers and grills, as well as multiple fryers and cookers.

Westwood College offers a wide variety of diploma, associate's, bachelor's and master's degree programs. More than 40,000 students have graduated from its information technology, dental, graphic design and other programs.

Located in Pennsylvania, American Mint began as a mail-order company in 1998, advertising in newspaper inserts and magazines. It now includes a website to sell items like collectible coins, replicas, knives and other memorabilia.

HubPages is a website featuring user-generated content and revenue sharing amongst users and site owners. Founded in 2006, Hubpages recruits members to write informational articles, paying them a small incentive for each article.

Founded in 1998, Healthgrades is a review website where consumers can research healthcare professionals and read reviews by other patients. Users can research satisfaction, experiences, and quality of the provider’s facility.

Craigslist is a location-based classifieds website, where users can buy or sell goods and services. It is also used for job postings, personals and meet ups. Craigslist originated as an email-based newsletter in 1995.

Gevalia began as a coffee importer 150 years ago in Sweden. It has expanded to include ground and whole bean coffee, K-Cup pods, the Maxwell House brand, and coffee-making equipment. Their products are sold online and in stores.

Liquidation.com is a liquidity services website, partnering with retailers and others to liquidate surplus inventory or assets. They allow users to list and bid on items including apparel, jewelry, electronics, tools and more.

Apple Tech Support provides consumers with workshops, support chat, repairs from a variety of means. Whether consumers need in-store consultations or online driver downloads, Apple Tech Support can help solve their problems.

Established in 2008, Walkfit LLC makes shoe insert orthotics called WalkFit Platinum, designed to correct the position of your foot to improve posture and reduce foot pain. These orthotics are a featured As Seen on TV brand.

The Apple Store’s physical location is both a retailer of Apple products and a customer support hub. Consumers can visit the store to attend free workshops to get training for their devices or for consultations and repairs.

With 91 locations in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, Equinox gyms are elite training clubs with personal training, group fitness and lifestyle management. These gyms are designed for fitness buffs and athletes.

Making Home Affordable is a government program that launched in 2009 to help homeowners with loan modification. The Making Home Affordable website contains valuable resources for consumers looking for HARP and HAMP programs.