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Many Americans Will Get $1,200 Stimulus Checks—Here's the Best Way to Use It Depending on Your Financial Situation

Youre out of work or have reduced hours If you dont have a consistent income coming in right now, "you should first use this check to cover essential bills and any debt obligations," says Westlin. Essentials include things like food, housing, utilities and insurance. As for debt, such as a credit card balance or car payment, its important to pay at least the minimum on your balance. Otherwise, you may owe fees and extra interest, and your credit score could be negatively impacted. If you have m...
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President Trump's Executive Order Does Not Extend the Eviction Moratorium—Here's What to Know

That means that any financial relief that might materialize from the order will not come soon, Erica Smiley, executive director of Jobs with Justice, a nonprofit advocating for rent relief, tells CNBC Make It. "This order simply suggests that the CDC and HHS consider whether or not evictions are necessary," says Smiley. "If Trump really wanted to help struggling renters, he would work toward a full eviction moratorium." In the meantime, renters can still be evicted and homeowners may still los...
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Debt Collectors Are Leveraging the Court System More Than Ever—and This May Have Significant Consequences for Americans

Days after the incident at the drugstore, Noibi felt well enough to get out of bed, only to realize her mortgage had not been paid. When she called the bank, she finally learned her accounts were frozen. This was a much bigger deal than simply requesting a new debit card, she realized. "I was in tears, bawling," Noibi says. "These are crazy times right now, you see everyone at the store stocking up on toilet paper and supplies and I had nothing, no groceries, nothing." Debt collection lawsuits ...
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Campaign to Cap Payday Loan Interest Rates at 36% Moves Ahead in Nebraska Even as Federal Measures Remain Stalled

Under current Nebraska laws, lenders can charge up to $15 per $100 loaned. Individual borrowers can take loans for up to $500, according to the Consumer Federation of America. That means a two-week loan for $500 that levies the maximum finance charge of $75 would have an APR of 391%. To help change that, the coalition collected over 120,000 signatures over the past six months, far more than the 85,000 the group estimated theyd need to collect by early July to qualify. In Nebraska, you need to c...
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This Amsterdam Restaurant Set Up Individual Greenhouses to Keep Diners Apart—Take a Look Inside

By Karina Hernandez, CNBC • Updated on January 12, 2021 at 11:01 am Anne Lakeman for Mediamatic Amsterdam As many restaurants around the world remain closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, one restaurant in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, is experimenting with a new way to dine out. Mediamatic ETEN, a vegan restaurant at the arts center Mediamatic Biotoop, set up greenhouses to test out allowing diners to follow social distancing measures while still eating out. The restaurant ca...
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5 Best Books to Read During Covid-19—Harvard and Yale Professors and Staff Share Recommendations

By Albert Camus "The Plague" is one of the most well-known books on the topic of epidemic disease — and right now, its on the reading lists of many professors. Bill Hanage, associate professor of epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, told The Harvard Gazette that although he hasnt had time to start the 1947 novel yet, hes read it before. "[Albert] Camus has influenced my thinking ever since my best friend introduced me to his work," he said. "This book is very vivi...
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