The nationwide stimulus package lawmakers passed Wednesday is aimed at helping average workers stay afloat.
A financial professor at FGCU says it's set up to boost the economy once the pandemic is over.
SEEING THE PRODUCTS YOU NEED ONSTORE SHELVES MORE FREQUENTLY-KL TAG OUT.IT’S "STAY AFLOAT" MONEY"THE STIMULUS PACKAGE CONGRESSPASSED TODAY WILL HELP WORKERSGET BY.LIKE THIS COUPLE WHO’S SAVINGFOR THE WEDDING.THEY’RE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORSAND THEY’VE BEEN OUT OF WORK FORWEEKS BECAUSE OF COVID-19.THE RELIEF PACKAGE WILL EXTENDUNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS... AND USEEMPLOYERS AS A FUNNEL TOCONTINUE TO PAY THEIR EMPLOYEES.AND IF PEOPLE CAN HOLD ONTOTHEIR JOBS AND SPEND WISELYFINANCE EXPERTS SAY OUR ECONOMYWILL BOUNCE BACK FROM THIS.I wouldn’t call it a boost asmuch as certainly slowing downthe decline, and hopefullystabilizing us.We could very well see a prettyrobust recovery.HE ALSO SAYS IF YOU’RECONTRIBUTING TO A RETIREMENTPLAN, DON’T STOP.AN
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