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Find helpful information and resources about the stimulus checks issued by the U.S. Treasury. COVID-19 legal rights are changing every day. Check back here regularly to see if your situation is covered by a new law or policy.
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Can Debt Collectors Take Someone’s Stimulus Check? (FAQ)
Learn what can happen if you owe money to a debt collector and get a stimulus check. Read More
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Economic Impact Payments and PrePaid Debit Cards
Learn how to use your Economic Impact Payment prepaid debit card without paying a fee. Content Detail
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How Do I Get My Stimulus Check? (FAQ)
Learn what you need to do to get a stimulus check, how payments are calculated, and what happens if you owe money for child support or a past debt. Read More
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Stimulus Payments and Representative Payees: What You Need to Know
Under recent COVID-19 legislation, most people receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security are receiving stimulus payments of up to $1,200. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will begin issuing these payments to those who have a representative payee and did not file a tax return in 2018 or 2019 in late May 2020.This money belongs to the beneficiary, not the payee. Learn more about stimulus payments and representative payees in this article. Content Detail
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What Non-Tax Filers Need to Know About Economic Impact Payments (Video)
Watch a 3 minute video on what people who don't need to file taxes must do to get their economic stimulus check. Content Detail
