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PODCAST: Breaking News! Paycheck Protection Program, Covid Stimulus Package Details. | Tim and Julie

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Key Highlights

  • Nearly $900B bipartisan breakthrough after months of bickering
  • “…far from perfect, but it will deliver emergency relief to a nation in the throes of a genuine emergency”
  • Summary of what known so far

It’s taken months and months, along with much suffering, to come to some sort of bipartisan agreement on a second COVID relief package but it’s here.  This package totals nearly $900B to include $600 direct payments to qualifying Americans, a $300 boost in unemployment benefits and funding for small business aid and vaccine distribution.

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This relief package is only the second major legislation in response to the COVID pandemic since March when the $2T CARES Act was passed.  There are some glaring omissions within this package that lawmakers had to remove in order to achieve this compromise measure…sizable aid to cash-strapped state and local governments and a sweeping liability shield to protect businesses from COVID-related lawsuits.  Additionally, Republicans had to vastly scale back demands that would have prevented the chair of the Federal Reserve from establishing similar CARES Act-like facilities to appropriate aid.

Here’s what we know about this legislation at this point in time:

  • Direct stimulus payments of $600 to adults earning up to $75,000
  • Revived lapsed supplemental federal unemployment benefits at $300/week for 11 weeks
  • Continue and expand federal payments (unspecified) for gig workers and freelancers and extend payments to workers whose benefits have expired
  • More than $284B for businesses
  • Revival of Paycheck Protection Program and expand its eligibility to include nonprofits, local

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