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Updated: 11:03 PM Apr 18, 2008
Stimulus Package Checks
The federal government will start sending out the checks for the President's stimulus plan next month. Posted: 6:43 AM Apr 18, 2008Reporter: WSAZ Newsroom Email Address: news@wsaz.com |
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- The federal government will start sending out the checks for the President's stimulus plan next month.
Many businesses have been coming up with ways to lure you into spending your money at their store.
Three companies will give an additional ten percent if you use your stimulus check to by a gift card. One of those is Kroger.
So when can you expect your money?
If your refund is being directly deposited into the bank, it will appear in your account sometime between May 2nd and 16th.
If your Social Security number ends between 00 and 09, the check is scheduled to be mailed by May 16th. Checks will continue to be mailed each week until the final allotment goes out by July 11th.
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I am raising five kids with my husband and was wondering if this stimules check is true or not
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they said june 06 the stimulus check will arrive today in the mail but until now there's is no check for june 06 2009.is this true or no.are we still get the stimulus check for june 06.cause my last ss.no is 27.until there is no check in the mail.
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