stimulus checks

What should you be aware of before filing for unemployment? NBC10’s Jacqueline London spoke at length with Julia Simon-Mishel, supervising attorney of Philadelphia Legal Assistance’s Unemployment Compensation Unit.

NBC10’s Jacqueline London speaks with Julia Simon-Mishel, a supervising attorney with Philadelphia’s Unemployment Compensation Unit. Simon-Mishel answers common questions on unemployment and more.

Have you had issues or questions about unemployment, the CARES Act or stimulus checks? The NBC10 Responds team covers those coronavirus topics and more in their special report, “Where’s My Money?”

From unemployment to stimulus checks to the CARES Act to contacting IRS, the NBC10 Responds team answers all your financial COVID-19 questions in their special report, “Where’s My Money?”

Democrats have unveiled their plan for the next phase of coronavirus funding, which includes another round of stimulus payments of up to $1,200 per person. Republicans lawmakers say spending should be narrow and targeted.

A New Hope, Pennsylvania, man got a curious stimulus check on the mail, NBC10 Responds reporter Harry Hairston found out.

There’s still time to submit your bank account information to the IRS to get your $1,200 stimulus payment more quickly. But that window is closing, the IRS said on Friday. Americans who qualify for a one-time payment now have until noon on Wednesday, May 13, to get their money faster by submitting their direct deposit information on the Get My Payment site. After...

The federal government wants the money it sent dead people returned, NBC News reports.

The US government has distributed about 130 million economic impact payments to taxpayers in less than 30 days

Millions of dollars in federal relief payments are flowing into taxpayers’ bank accounts via direct deposit

Some deceased Americans are receiving their portion of the stimulus money being sent out to help people through the coronavirus, and bereaved families are asking what to do with it.

Some people who did not receive coronavirus stimulus checks after the first round of disbursement could be seeing the cash on Wednesday. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports.

We’ve received reports from several viewers who are trying to contact the IRS after having issues with their stimulus checks. NBC10 Responds reporter Harry Hairston spoke to one woman who wants to return her relief money but doesn’t know how.

Millions of Americans are eligible for “economic impact payments” as a result of the recently passed $2.2 trillion stimulus bill. But what does the stimulus bill mean to you and how do you get your payment?

Some Americans reported their stimulus checks were sent to accounts that are no longer active. Now they’re wondering what they should do next to get their money. NBC10 Responds reporter Harry Hairston investigates.

Some Americans reported their stimulus checks were sent to older accounts that are no longer active. Now they’re wondering what they should do next to get their money. NBC10 Responds reporter Harry Hairston investigates.

This week was supposed to include Tax Day, when personal income taxes are traditionally due. Instead, it marked a different big milestone: the beginning of the coronavirus stimulus payments. Now, Congress has updated its timeline on when subsequent rounds of payments can be expected. Here’s the latest, according to the House Ways and Means Committee. Who Gets Paid First...

Relatives of dead Americans all over the country are receiving coronavirus relief payments from the U.S. Treasury Department on behalf of the loved ones this week. Many are confused. Was it a mistake? Are they required to send it back? Some of them have already tried to. Either way, they can rest easy.

Millions of Americans may have had their coronavirus stimulus payments held up by glitches if they were customers of tax preparation services, according to a new report. Here’s why those payments could have been delayed, and what one major tax preparation service is saying about the issue.

Many Americans received their stimulus payment via direct deposit on Wednesday. Yet one congresswoman warned that whatever way you get the money, it won’t be enough for people struggling with the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the details.