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CHICAGO (WLS) -- The second stimulus bill passed by Congress Monday night is giving hope for survival to Chicagos live music venues, which have been completely shut down since March. Many of those business owners are grateful for the stimulus bill, which they hope will keep them afloat until customers and performers can return. Back when there were concerts, in the days before COVID-19, it was not unusual to see Chance the Rapper on stage or in the crowd at the Tonic Room in Lincoln Park. Tonic...

Stimulus Relief: Chicagos small business owners counting on second round of checks Share: William Jamison is busy filling last-minute Christmas orders at his custom printing shop, The Work Spot, located near 51st and Green in the Boxville marketplace in the citys Bronzeville neighborhood. Business has been down in Boxville, which uses modified shipping containers in place of traditional brick mortar spaces. Jamison hopes some of that stimulus will help him stay in business. "It will be great no...

Here’s what you need to know. Student Loans In many ways, the new stimulus package is a  net loss for student loan borrowers who were hoping for student loan relief or student loan forgiveness. Congress dropped student loan relief from the new stimulus package, which means your federal student loan payments will resume on January 31, 2021, interest will start accruing and student loan debt collection will commence. However, there is one win for borrowers seeking student loan repayment f...

By   Dec 13, 2020 10:43 PM EST The text of a $908 billion bipartisan COVID-19 relief plan is slated to be released on Monday and would be split into two packages in a bid to win approval. $908 Billion COVID-19 Bill The highlights of the plan were made public on December 1. However, the authors are now planning to divide the measure into two separate proposals. According to Sen. Joe Manchin, on Sunday, a bipartisan group of lawmakers is looking to introduce their $908 billion COVID-19 relief ...