Now, nearly 4 million Americans are being sent stimulus checks by prepaid debit card instead of paper check, according to the Internal Revenue Service. Say what? Yes, if you were expecting a paper ...

Nearly 4 million American households are receiving stimulus checks, formally called economic impact payments, via prepaid debit card. But recipients beware: These EIP cards carry fees for various ...

Are you one of the million lucky Americans receiving an unexpected IRS stimulus check? Here's how to get the biggest bang for ...

The US government started sending coronavirus relief payments this week. While most Americans will get their money through a direct deposit or a check sent in the mail, some people will get their ...

Still waiting for an IRS stimulus check? You might get this debit card instead Surprise. It won't be an economic stimulus check for millions of people. It will be a card.

If you receive a stimulus check, you should use it wisely. One of the options is to pay off credit card debt — but should you? Below, Select reviews how much money you can expect to receive from ...

For those who received the first two stimulus checks but didn’t receive a payment via direct deposit, they will receive a check or a prepaid debit card. Social Security and other federal ...

Debit Card: For individuals without a bank account ... Use the IRS Non-Filer Tool to submit your information and qualify for the stimulus check. Make sure all the details are accurate to avoid ...

Below, Select outlines the four signs you can afford to pay off your credit card debt with your stimulus check. 1. You can afford groceries and any other basic necessities Many Americans are ...

The IRS can also make a second stimulus payment to a Direct Express debit card account, a U.S. Debit Card account, or other Treasury-sponsored account. Otherwise, expect to get a paper check in ...