BREAKING: The Senate finally reached a deal on a $900 billion Coronavirus relief bill. Here’s a quick snapshot of what it includes and how much money it means for you: – Survival checks / Stimulus Checks: $600 per adult + $600 per dependent, including those in “mixed status” families (i.e. families with U.S. citizens/lawful permanent […]
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I recently posted a student loan tip on social media that went crazy viral! It racked up tons of traditional media coverage, plus many thousands of likes and shares (not to mention comments and questions!) across Twitter, Facebook and Instagram — far more than any other single post I’ve shared. So what was the tip?
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Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach, has read all 880 pages of the $2.2 trillion CARES Act passed by Congress to stabilize the U.S. economy in the wake of the COVID-19 emergency and the coronavirus pandemic.
In this collection of videos, Lynnette explains how Americans can benefit from the CARES Act in numerous ways, including getting stimulus checks; unemployment benefits; help with federal student loans; forgivable small business loans and grants; cash family medical leave benefits; sick pay for those with coronavirus, and more.
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Even if you were previously denied or ineligible you may now be entitled to receive unemployment benefits under the CARES Act.
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The CARES Act, which includes a provision that decreases student loan interest to zero-percent, and allows individuals to suspend payments without penalty until September 30, 2020.
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Tips from Lynnette’s interview with Robin Meade on CNN Headline News Q1: A lot of Americans have received stimulus checks or are receiving them soon. What should be the #1 top priority in terms of using the money wisely? A:1 In my opinion, everyone should cover housing first. So pay your mortgage or rent if
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The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) was passed in late March, by Congress. This bill offers financial help to those whose livelihoods are impacted by the current COVID-19. The Act comes with a variety of provisions, but arguably the most popular and discussed component of the bill is the Economic Impact Payments
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In this video Lynnette explains who is eligible to receive a stimulus check from the federal government under the CARES Act. The following is a transcription: Lynnette Khalfani‑Cox: If you’re wondering whether or not you’re eligible to get one of those government stimulus checks ‑‑ you know, part of the economic relief package passed by
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COVID-19 has brought great uncertainty to people all across America, particularly those who have lost their jobs or income and are now eligible for unemployment benefits. With so many U.S. businesses shutting their doors, and millions of Americans forced out of work due to the coronavirus outbreak, Congress passed The CARES Act to provide financial
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