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The Dow Jones dropped over 100 points on Thursday shortly after the start of today’s session as the Labor Department reported that initial jobless claims in the United States doubled to 6.6 million last week.
Millions of Americans already have been laid off as states and localities shut down nonessential businesses. About 3.3 million people have filed for unemployment benefits in U.S.
With the U.S. government announcing a $2 trillion stimulus package to combat the impacts of COVID-19, here’s what Americans should know to receive the payments. Using a special calculator, you can easily find out what you may get.
The United States Congress is working on a $2 trillion stimulus bill to mitigate financial hardships due to coronavirus, with Americans set to get up to $1,200 checks for that purpose.
California has averaged 106,000 unemployment claims daily, nearly 750,000 in a week, or 3.8 percent of the entire state workforce.
As part of special provisioning, Congress would likely allow all the affected persons with COVID-19 to withdraw $100,000 from their retirement plan. However, before making any decision it is better to consider some pros and cons.
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