PROVIDENCE, RI (WPRI) – Qualified Americans could get their $ 600 stimulus check as early as Wednesday.
Viewers wrote in 12 answers and asked themselves if and when they would receive their stimulus check.
When asked how she felt about the stimulus check, Providence’s Sydney Rosendale said that was definitely not enough.
“I think people are losing their homes,” she said. “Right now it’s really sad.”
While many believe that more needs to be done for those who are struggling, one viewer said the added relief raises more questions and concerns.
“I’m afraid our homes will be re-valued at a higher rate and for people who live on a stimulus check they will face tax burdens in the cities and not have enough money.” Victoria Daffner said.
The money for stimulus checks does not come from local authorities that collect taxes, as it is a one-time additional tax credit granted to qualified Americans. The federal government borrows the money.
Another viewer wrote and asked: “If I owe child support, do I get a stimulus check?”
A House Committee on Ways and Means document says yes. Anyone who earned less than $ 75,000 in 2019 will receive the full $ 600 unlike the previous round of relief.
The method of payment, whether by wire transfer or by post, depends on the IRS tax information and should be received by January 15th.
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