Breakdown of Where Aid Measures Stand 2020

Additional unemployment benefits and a second stimulus check is up in the air, but below is a breakdown of where aid measures stand.

Where Aid Measures Stand

The CARES act, that passed earlier in the year, with a $2.2 trillion aid package has run out. The uncertainty with unemployment benefits and a second stimulus check is due to congress unable to strike to deal.

Talks over a new aid package have stalled since the Democrats blocked the Republicans most recent aid package. To help with unemployment benefits that expired, President Donald Trump took an executive action to help with some federal aid, but this is minimal and not a solution (band-aid).

The follow is where aid measures stand right now:

Unemployment Benefits 

The executive action of President Trump in August included a weekly payment of $400 for unemployment benefits. For individuals to receive the $400, some States are required to provide $100 of it. Right now Montana, Kentucky and West Virginia are giving the entire amount.

Luckily most unemployed are still getting unemployment benefits through the CARES Act and will continue to do so for up to 39 weeks.

Second Stimulus Check

A second round of stimulus checks is still a possibility even after there was no mention in the latest relief proposal. Remember congress can change their minds very quickly. We will update you once we know more on where aid measures stand.

Second Stimulus Check
Second Stimulus Check

Evictions

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention made evictions illegal across the US until the end of the year. You must sign a declaration form and give it to your landlord to ensure protection. In order to qualify for eviction protection, you must earn less than $99,000 in 2020 as a single earner and $198,000 as a couple. 

Tax Cuts 

Until the end of the year, the 6.2% tax for Social Security has been removed from workers who earn less than $4,000 per bi-weekly pay check.

where aid measures stand

Student Loans 

President Trump sign an executive order where you do not have to pay your bills until January. Interest on these loans will not accrue as well.

The reprieve from student loans payments is automatic and you do not have to request anything.

We will update you on where aid measures stand as we find out more!

Breakdown of Where Aid Measures Stand 2020

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