PWSB Donates to Schowalter Park in Saukville
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The federal government is expected to send a third round of economic impact payments to approximately more than 100 million eligible Americans in the coming week and a total of more than 140 million over the next three weeks. The banking industry is working closely with the Treasury Department to help eligible Americans receive those payments quickly, securely and safely during this challenging time.
Americans may see the direct deposit payments as pending or as provisional payments in their accounts before the scheduled payment date of March 17, 2021, which is the official date funds are available as per the IRS.
Recipients don’t need to take any action. According to the government, the IRS will calculate and automatically send economic impact payments via direct deposit, paper check, or prepaid card. The IRS already has direct deposit information for millions of Americans from the first and second round of EIPs. You can check the status of payments at IRS.gov/eip.
Americans who have the funds deposited directly into their account will have access to the funds much faster. Waiting for a paper check to be printed and mailed will take longer—weeks and possibly months.
Note: Americans may see the direct deposit payments as pending or as provisional payments in their accounts before the scheduled payment date of March 17, 2021, which is the official date funds are available as per the IRS.
The IRS’s “Get My Payment” portal allows consumers to check the status of their payment. Click here to get to the tool.
Consumers should be wary of fraudsters who are already attempting to scam people out of their payment, and keep in mind that the government will not contact you by phone, text or email about this payment.
The portal will not allow recipients to input any bank account information.
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