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Did you know that if your income is at or below $75,000 you are entitled to a $600 payment?
In the form of an Economic Impact Payment.
Eligible children will receive $600($100 more than last time).
Will that save the millions facing evictions in the coming months?
Disclaimer: Restrictions will apply.
An additional $600 for each child 16 or younger and claimed by the taxpayer on their tax return. There's not a limit to the amount of children a person can have.
7 Answers
- Anonymous4 months ago
Yes, I know that. And, no, it won't save those evicted. That was a bone head move by renters if they thought the government would pay their housing. Landlords communicate how well rent is paid.
- random_manLv 74 months ago
.... and married filing jointly with income less than $150,000 will get $1200.
- Anonymous4 months ago
"Eligible children will receive $600" No. Dependent children will not receive payments, and they didn't last time, either.
No, $600 isn't going to keep anyone from being evicted.
- Anonymous4 months ago
No. $600 will not save Americans. First world countries are helping their people a lot more.my friends in Germany and Belgium have been getting financial assistance for months.
- Anonymous4 months ago
Democrats were fighting for another 1200 check but republicans refused, think about that when you are voting for senate and house of representatives.
- Anonymous4 months ago
Hell no. They might as well have given us a shiny new penny and a pat on the head.
