georgia stimulus check 2022

In August, Georgia governor Brian Kemp announced that $1.2 billion of federal COVID relief funds would be distributed to the 3 million Georgia residents who are in the most need of financial assistance.

Excess funds from 2021's American Rescue Plan were planned to be distributed via $350 relief checks to Georgians who are receiving assistance from Medicaid, food stamps, cash welfare assistance, or subsidized health insurance for children.

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Eighteen different states have been approved for offering certain residents another round of stimulus checks this 2022. With inflation steadily on the rise and the rental market skyrocketing, these bonuses could help out Americans now more than ever.

This guide will help you determine whether or not you can expect some extra cash in the bank this year.

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New plans have been announced to give $1.2 billion of federal COVID relief funds to people who live in Georgia and need it the most.

More than 3 million locals receiving state benefits will be given $350 leftover from the American Rescue Plan passed in 2021.

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans across the country got a little extra help from stimulus checks, but for most of us, it's been a while since one hit our bank accounts.

In March, Georgia's governor signed House Bill 1302, which is a new law attempting to offset the rising cost of inflation by refunding some money back into the hands of taxpayers.

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