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The Current Plan for a $1,400 Third Stimulus Check

We're one step closer to a third stimulus check now that the House of Representatives has passed President Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus package. One of the key provisions in the president's massive "American Rescue Plan" would authorize another round of stimulus checks for most Americans. The stimulus package – which is moving through Congress in the form of a budget reconciliation bill – is now being considered by the Senate, and Democratic lawmakers are pushing for final passage before March 14. (The Senate can pass a reconciliation bill with a simple majority vote, instead of the 60 votes normally needed to avoid a filibuster.)

However, there could be changes to the current stimulus check plan before a final reconciliation bill is signed, sealed, and delivered. In fact, . But the general framework is likely to remain the same. That means we can start providing probable answers to some of the questions Americans have about the next round of stimulus checks. We're also able to offer a handy that lets you see how much money you would get if the current proposal is ultimately enacted (everyone's.)

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