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Joe Biden is unveiling a $1.9 trillion coronavirus plan to turn the tide on the pandemic, speeding up the vaccine rollout and providing financial help to individuals, states and local governments and businesses struggling with the pandemic.
The proposal will include sizable direct payments to American families, significant state and local funding including for coronavirus vaccine distribution and other emergency spending measures to help those struggling during the pandemic.
The IRS recently started sending out debit cards with stimulus payments on them, but some people said they threw the cards away because they thought it was a scam.
CHICAGO The Federal Trade Commission has issued a warning to nursing homes about their residents stimulus checks.
The FTC wants to make it abundantly clear that the stimulus payment is meant for the individual, not the place they might live.
According to the FTC, some nursing homes across the country tried taking their residents payments and that kept some attorneys general very busy recovering those funds for people.
The facility may not put their hands on the payment, or require somebody to sign it over to them, even if that somebody is on Medicaid.
The FTC says if you know of a nursing home or assisted living facility that is trying to take residents stimulus payments, you should contact the attorney general and reported it to the FTC.