Although the outlook for the COVID-19 pandemic appears to be improving, the issuance of stimulus checks and other economic aid will not stop in 2024.
Various states in the United States have announced their plans to maintain financial support for their citizens over the next year, with amounts that could exceed a thousand dollars.
Below, we highlight some of the states that have confirmed their commitment to continue supporting their residents:
Texas
In the state of Texas, the Family Assistance Program will be implemented, focused on providing support to families through various financial mechanisms. Benefits include tax refunds, tax credits and direct aid, which are estimated to exceed $1,000 per household. This program seeks to counteract the economic effects generated by the pandemic.
Florida
In Florida, the Citizen Stimulus Plan will be launched, which seeks to inject resources directly into the local economy. Residents could receive stimulus checks whose amounts will vary depending on the size of the family unit and the financial situation of each individual. In addition, additional measures will be implemented to boost job creation and a return to economic normality.
Illinois
The state of Illinois has announced the continuation of the Tax Relief Program, which includes the delivery of stimulus checks to eligible taxpayers. It is expected that these payments will contribute to mitigating the economic difficulties faced by the population in recent years. Individual amounts could exceed one thousand dollars, depending on income and family composition.
Ohio
In Ohio, the Recovery Support Program will remain active in 2024. This program offers economic benefits to those who have experienced financial losses during the pandemic. The stimulus checks distributed are expected to exceed $1,000, providing significant relief to thousands of residents.
It is important to note that each state has its own specific criteria and programs, so citizens are recommended to pay attention to updates from local authorities. The diversity of benefits seeks to address the different needs of the population, from tax refunds to direct aid, with the intention of boosting economic recovery at the regional level.
