During the month of July, various states in the United States will continue to send out their monthly stimulus checks to residents, with amounts reaching up to $500. These direct payments typically originate from guaranteed income programs and social aid initiatives aimed at low-income families.
Even though most government stimulus checks sent during the pandemic have ceased as the majority of the population received their economic recovery payments, many entities are still promoting support among their residents.
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Find Out Which States Are Issuing $500 Stimulus Checks in July 2024
In Alaska, some residents have yet to apply for their Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) for 2023. According to the entity’s website, residents with the status “Eligible-Not Paid” as of July 10, 2024, will receive their checks on July 18, 2024.
In recent times, various states have embraced the idea of guaranteed income programs to support their residents. Let’s take a closer look at some of the initiatives happening across the country.
In Fresno County, California, a total of 150 selected residents will benefit from a guaranteed income program. Over the next 12 months, these residents will receive a monthly stimulus check of $500. The first of these direct payments is expected to be distributed by July 15th.
https://fresnoeoc.org/guaranteed-income/
In Ann Arbor, Michigan, around 100 entrepreneurs will continue to receive their monthly stimulus checks of $528 in July. This initiative is part of a guaranteed income program spearheaded by the Poverty Solutions team at the University of Michigan.
For the next 12 months, residents of Rochester, New York, who have been selected for a guaranteed income program, will continue receiving their monthly checks. This month of July, they will receive up to $500.
These programs highlight the growing trend of using guaranteed income as a tool to provide financial stability and support to various communities across the United States. By offering these monthly payments, states are aiming to create a more equitable and supportive environment for their residents.