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Changes for Your Finances Under President Biden
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Joe Biden (L) is sworn in as the 46th US President by Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts on January 20, 2021, at the US Capitol in Washington, DC.
Odds are, you re either excited about the prospects of a Joe Biden presidency or devastated. These days, it doesn t seem as if there s any in-between.
But whatever your feelings about the new administration, the following changes are coming that could affect your bank account and finances:
Stimulus checks.
Stimulus Checks
In the days before the Georgia Senate runoff elections, there was a lot of talk from both sides of the aisle that Americans should receive $2,000 stimulus checks. Now-former President Donald Trump was a proponent of the idea, and on Jan. 10, Biden tweeted that $600 is simply not enough when you have to choose between paying rent or putting food on the tabl ....

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