Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Jul 27, 2020
Even as Senate Republicans are poised to release their $1 trillion stimulus package hammered out with the White House, top Trump administration officials suggest that more narrow legislation may be needed as benefits are set to expire.
From Ryan Guina; Forbes ~ Jul 27, 2020
This afternoon, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) officially proposed the next stimulus bill, the American Workers, Families, and Employers Assistance Act, which includes a $1,200 stimulus check for individuals who earn up to $75,000. If this sounds familiar, it’s because this is the same limit as the stimulus checks provided under the original CARES Act, passed in March.
By Andy Sullivan; Reuters ~ Jul 22, 2020
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Republicans and Democrats in Congress aim to pass a fourth coronavirus aid package before the end of the month, but they will have to overcome significant differences.
From Rep. David Schweikert (R-Ariz.); The Hill ~ Jul 22, 2020
Americans continue to grapple with the skyrocketing cost of health care. Whether it’s paying for life-saving prescription drugs, innovative new therapies, surprise hospital bills, or routine medical care, these costs are part of our everyday lives.
From Edward Siedle; Forbes ~ Jul 17, 2020
During the best of times, workers and retirees counting on pensions for their retirement security have had good reason to worry that the sponsors of these plans—their current or past employers—were consulting with experts plotting how to screw them out of any benefits promised.
(4/15/20)
Government agencies are warning Americans to be vigilant as scammers try to take advantage of them during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
(4/30/20)
If you have determined that you are qualified to receive an Economic Impact Payment and have not received it from the Internal Revenue Service, you may want to check the IRS website that has enhanced its “Get My Payment” webpage.
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