Thank you for sharing your experience! It's important for everyone to know how the process is going. I hope you get your check soon!

If you don’t file taxes on SSDI, it’s best to check with the IRS to see if you qualify for the checks. They have specific eligibility criteria based on income and filing status.

You're welcome! If you have any questions about the eligibility or process, feel free to ask!

It sounds like you're dealing with a complicated situation. I recommend reaching out to the IRS directly or checking their website for guidance on how to claim any missed stimulus payments for your daughter.

Thank you for your comment! It's important to hear from everyone, and I appreciate your perspective. There's news articles of people actually receiving. Hopefully you'll receive yours if you qualify

Great question! Retired Senior Citizens may have different eligibility criteria, so it's important to check the IRS guidelines for any updates on benefits they might qualify for.

If you didn't file, it's essential to check the eligibility requirements for those checks. Make sure to gather the necessary information to see if you qualify!

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It’s important to stay informed

Thank you for your comment!

Thank you for your comment! I hope you get the support you’re looking for-it’s always nice to have a little extra!

Thank you for your question! It’s an important topic, and I appreciate you taking the time to ask. I recommend checking the IRS guidelines to find out how it applies to your situation.

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It's great that you file your taxes every year! Eligibility can depend on various factors, including your income and filing status. I recommend checking the IRS guidelines for the best advice.

It sounds like you received the first two rounds in 2020, but to clarify your eligibility for the third round, it's best to check the IRS guidelines or your tax status for the most accurate information.

@@MichelValbrun thank you

Have these payments been sent out because I heard that most payments were sent out.

Great question! Generally, individuals who don’t file taxes may still qualify for certain payments, but it often depends on their specific situation. It's best to check the IRS guidelines for clarity.

@@MichelValbrun thanks for your response. Have a great day.

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Great question! Adult dependents were not eligible for the first stimulus payment, but eligibility can vary with each round of checks. It’s best to keep an eye on official announcements for the most accurate information.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's crucial to discuss these issues, and your perspective adds to the conversation.

I live in Kentucky and I am a 73-year-old widow. I have not received any help since President Trump was in office 4 years ago. This said, I am A disabled nurse who saved more lives than most doctors and now I live with my three little cats and we sure could use help. God Bless all of you!

Are we senior gone on security checks Si .t.c getting simulator check

It’s definitely important to stay informed about your eligibility and any updates from the IRS. Hope you find the info helpful!

Thanks for your enthusiasm! I’m glad you’re interested in the topic. Let’s see if you qualify for those checks!

Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s definitely a complex issue, and it's important to consider how varying work histories impact Social Security benefits. Your insights add to the conversation!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's important to discuss these issues and how they affect us all.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I hope the checks come through for you and everyone else soon!

Each state has its own guidelines, but it's best to check with local resources to see if Utah is included in the stimulus check eligibility!

The situation with the fires can definitely complicate things

Thank you for sharing your experience! It's always good to hear how COLA increases are affecting everyone.

How is your COLA only $1.80? What were your Social Security benefits in 2024? $72/mo? Because 2.5% of $72 is $1.80. What kind of work history do you have if you earned only $72/month Social Security in 2024?

I totally understand your frustration! The whole situation can be really confusing, and sadly, not everyone has received their checks yet. Hang in there!

This information comes from the latest updates regarding IRS policies and eligibility criteria for economic relief checks. Always a good idea to check the official IRS website for the most accurate details!

Thanks for watching! I appreciate your engagement and hope you find the information helpful!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It’s important to stay cautious, especially with financial news. Let’s hope for some good updates soon!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's important to keep the conversation going about these issues so we can push for the changes we need.

I see your concerns about fairness in the system. It's definitely a complex issue that affects many people in different ways.

@@MichelValbrun However, these people DID pay into SS!. The WEP just decided to reduce this SS significantly because in an earlier or later job, the company did not pay into SS and instead paid into a pension. I am beginning to believe after alllll the times people have explained this situation..... these complainers KNOW what this is about - they are just mad their SS is so low. But SS was not designed to be your only income in retirement. You were supposed to build up your own retirement investments by contributing to a IRA or 401k,

WEP reduces earned SS benefits by up to 50%. Hundreds of earned dollars per month, gone. Taxes paid, benefits stolen.

@@beckaarrnondo8622I am part of the 30%, of the 3% affected. There are @800,000 people who draw their state workers compensation, and SSDI, concurrently. In my case, I NEVER was a government employee of any sort, and all my 35 years of work was covered employment, per the SSA! The spouses and dependents affected were part of the “deal” made with workers, when SS was created!

bro u need to stop ass kissing for the system dont be getting on here talking about that insignificant little ass inctrease is going to make a difference in peoples lives u sound just like those other oppressive channels thats telling the people in so many words u should be grateful this is a slave prison planet thats using people like u

I'm glad you found the information helpful! If you have any more questions about Social Security or anything else, feel free to ask.

You're right! The Child Tax Credit has traditionally been around that amount, but there have been changes and adjustments over the years. It's always good to stay updated on the latest information!

I worked for corrections too. Hopefully this doesnt drag on. Im happy for all affected especially the survivors. They really were did bad

I retired from the California Department of Corrections as a lieutenant in 2007. I went on to work another 8 years after that. I had my 40+ quarters before I started working for the department plus 8 more years after that. When I applied for my Social Security they denied my about 50% of my benefits due to my state pension. It will be interesting to see how big this retroactive check will be.

It sounds like a complicated situation, but I hope they get it sorted out for your hubby soon. Keep an eye on the updates, and don’t hesitate to reach out to Social Security if you have questions!

@@MrTunaChaserI believe California is a reverse offset state. If you’re currently being offset by SSA, it is likely they will owe you everything they stole in 2024, assuming you were being offset by SSA. Any money offset by the state is likely lost forever… That’s my lay person opinion… Good luck 🤞

Thank you for bringing up such an important topic! Social Security can really impact many lives, and I appreciate you sharing your thoughts.

@MichelValbrun yes I hoping it doesn't effects me because I receiving retirement social security disability insurance from my dad.for years he passed away

This video focuses on the Social Security Fairness Act and COLA changes

You're welcome! If you have any more questions about the Child Tax Credit, feel free to ask!

It's a complex issue, and many people have differing opinions on how to best support those in need while respecting the contributions of others.

Yes, Texas is included in the eligibility for the $1,400 checks! Be sure to check the specific criteria to see if you qualify.

Yes, Virginia is included in the eligibility for the checks! Be sure to check your local guidelines for more details.

It sounds like you’ve been keeping up with the tax requirements! Eligibility can depend on several factors, so I recommend checking the official IRS website for the most accurate information.

@@MichelValbrun thank you will do

I didn't have anything to file, so will I be eligible for the stimulus check

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It's definitely a complicated situation, especially when child support affects your stimulus eligibility. I’d recommend reaching out to the IRS for personalized advice on what options you might have.

No child support will get it

You're right! Managing profit and taxes can be complex, but understanding the nuances can really help in maximizing benefits for your business.

That's a great question! Generally, if a retired teacher qualifies for Social Security benefits through their spouse, they may be eligible for spousal benefits, but it can depend on various factors. It's best to check with the Social Security Administration for specific eligibility details.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Every bit helps, and I hope you see that payment reflected soon.