1. it’s semi-annual, every half year, twice a year; not biannual.

2. Biannual and semi-annual have the same definition.

3. Biannual is just fine, maybe take an English class

4. How is it determined who is eligible for this? If someone is in need who should they contact?

5. Actually, dear English majors, biannual can mean both happening two times in a year and happening every two years. So, technically, @Robert is correct.

6. Biannual, Biennial, Semiannual
   These words do not all mean the same thing. Biannual means “twice a year,” as does semiannual, whereas biennial means “occurring every two years.”

7. bottom line we saved ?yay!!! My question is that being that yom tov time there are tons of expenses why would you want to save on the long run but spend more now when money is flowing like water??? I never understood it.

8. To number 4- anyone can order, there is no eligibility requirements. It is not a program. You pay for what you order.

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