Covid Debt Relief Blogs

After almost a year and a half in quarantine, it may be a shock to your credit card when you start venturing out and spending money again. We have compiled some helpful tips to prepare you from going further into credit card debt during the post-pandemic reopening.

As the latest round of COVID payments roll out, here’s a view of how Americans are spending their stimulus checks.

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Due to the continuing pandemic and the appearance of new COVID-19 viral strains, the IRS and Treasury Department have announced an extension of the 2020 tax return deadline.

The COVID-19 health crisis and the subsequent economic crisis resulting from the implementation of measures meant to contain the pandemic have had a profound impact on consumer credit. 

In addition to these factors, the financial help that the CARES Act ushered in further complicated the consumer credit picture. Read on to learn how.

The new stimulus package provides much needed Covid-19 relief for families and businesses affected financially by the pandemic. How will you benefit from the latest round of Covid relief aid? Do you qualify for a $1,400 direct check? Read on to find out. 

Congress is working to pass the new administration’s American Rescue Plan to help alleviate the financial strain caused by the Coronavirus Pandemic. While the bill has not yet passed, it may contain the following benefits when it does.

The third stimulus check is expected to be larger than each of the previous payments at $1,400. Here’s what you may be able to expect when the next stimulus checks are released.

The COVID-19 pandemic has put an unprecedented strain on the global economy. All over the world, businesses have suffered as a result of the lockdown measures. Millions of people have found themselves out of a job unexpectedly.

Are you one of the many wondering why you haven’t received your $600 second stimulus payment yet? With a tight deadline of January 15, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) ran into more glitches than they did with the first stimulus check.

With the COVID-19 global pandemic showing few signs of slowing down any time soon, the financial crisis it has caused for many Americans is in full swing.