In reaction to the global coronavirus epidemic, the American economy entered a complete lockdown phase in March 2020. Virtually immediately, the U.S. government announced a variety of stimulus programs in an attempt to boost companies and consumers.
While the federal funds have long ago run out, several states — that were earlier on the scene — are currently in the middle of providing aid. Whereas many projects finished in 2022, some states always have 2023 payouts on their plan.
In 2022, California approved $1,050 in inflation relief checks; most payouts were already made. Yet, according to governmental predictions, 5% of cheques won’t be paid until January 15, 2023.
Rebate payments begin at $350 and depend on several factors, including family size, financial affairs, and earnings. Couples making at least $500,000 and individuals making $250,000 or above are not eligible.
