There’s good news for college students, disabled people, and other adult dependents who didn’t get $600 the last time around: the latest coronavirus relief package includes $1,400 stimulus payments for everyone – including all adult dependents.
The relief package approved by the House Ways and Means Committee Monday night calls for the payments to be sent to all Americans who earn less than $75,000 a year after taxes – or $150,000 a year for married couples. The last time around, people who could be claimed as dependents were excluded.
House Democrats released the biggest piece of their coronavirus relief bill late Monday, offering a measure that would send $1,400 per-person payments to most households without lowering the income thresholds from earlier rounds https://t.co/rDpcDzTjLE
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) February 8, 2021
Committee Chairman Richard Neal says the new package, which earmarks $1.9 trillion for COVID relief, will be voted on in “coming weeks.”
What will $1,400 do for you? Is it enough?
