The IRS has extended the deadline for approximately 9 million Americans to register to receive a federal stimulus check. The extension was pushed to November 21, from the original October 15 deadline to register for IRS.gov’s non-filer tool to receive stimulus money. The extension comes as the IRS attempts to reach millions of individuals who may qualify for…
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Everyone loves payday right? But do you love your pay stub? Well, if you live in these 9 states you don’t even get one because federal law doesn’t require employers to provide them. But what do you do if you need one? Well, we answer all those questions. Let’s begin with the fact that private
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In what will be the last jobs report before the Nov. 3 election, we learned that the U.S. economy added 661,000 jobs in September. These numbers indicate the labor market’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic may be leveling off as the second round of government stimulus relief seems more and more likely. In the September report, we see the unemployment
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Yesterday, Democrats unveiled a scaled-down $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief package. This seems to be a last attempt to get Republican negotiators back to the table to strike a deal before the election. This pared-down Heroes Act is $1.2 trillion less than the original bill passed by the House last spring. Show Me The Money This
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There are roughly 90 days to prep your business for a strong 4th quarter finish. Due to the coronavirus, the last 2 quarters of 2020 have been like no other. For small businesses that have managed to survive the pandemic, these final months of 2020 will be critical. Even with lower rates of COVID-19 infections,
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A push to restart the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) is in the works. GOP lawmakers unveiled a proposal yesterday to reopen applications for the unspent $138 billion from the small business loan program. Lawmakers will also seek out to force a vote on a bill to replenish a key coronavirus small business aid program. Reps.
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With so much talk of stimulus checks and a potential second relief package discussed in Washington, we at Fingercheck thought to answer the question, “where is all this money coming from?” To do that, we looked at money pumped into the economy by way of stimulus checks, PPP funding, and small business lending programs. Now,
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The nature of work and even of entire careers has undergone a dramatic transformation since the beginning of the 21st century. In addition to advances in technology that are making remote work increasingly possible, and easier, many occupations are rapidly becoming non-traditional. Like the economy, the job market (and jobs themselves) have undergone dramatic changes since
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Americans have patiently waited for a decision on whether to expect a second stimulus check. And wait they will. It seems a second check isn’t part of the plan. But first, let’s take a look at the pending government shutdown that’s looming. A plan is currently in the works to prevent a shutdown at the
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For the first time (in a while now) unemployment claims fell under one million – a clear indicator of more job hiring (and re-hiring) taking place. States have reported that 881,000 U.S. workers filed for new unemployment benefits during the week ending Aug. 29. This comes after the first full month of the $600 per
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