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Did you know the average unclaimed payout is $892?

State treasuries are sitting on over $58 Billion in forgotten funds—from uncashed paychecks and old bank accounts to utility deposits. 1 in 7 Americans has money waiting to be claimed.

It takes less than 60 seconds to check. Why let the state keep your money?

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National Relief Program

Stimulus Updates & Tax Relief

While federal stimulus checks have ended, millions of Americans still qualify for state rebates, expanded tax credits, and financial assistance programs.

Qualify for up to $7,000 in Credits

New state relief programs and tax credits are available for eligible households. Check your status for financial aid today.

Status of Stimulus Checks

The IRS issued three rounds of Economic Impact Payments (stimulus checks) during the pandemic. There are currently no new federal stimulus checks approved for 2024.

However, many individual states have surplus budgets and are enacting their own state tax rebates and one-time payments for residents.

Available Tax Credits

The most effective way to receive "stimulus" funds now is by claiming refundable tax credits on your return. You may be owed money even if you don't typically file taxes.

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)

A refundable tax credit for low- to moderate-income working individuals and couples, particularly those with children.

Child Tax Credit (CTC)

Many states have enacted their own state-level Child Tax Credits to supplement the federal credit, providing direct cash payments to families.

Average State Rebate: $500

Don't miss out on local financial assistance. Programs are actively accepting applications for housing, utility, and cash aid.

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How to Claim Missing Funds

  1. File a Tax Return: Even if you earned no income, you must file a return to claim refundable credits like the EITC or Recovery Rebate Credit.
  2. Check Your State Dept of Revenue: Visit your state's official .gov website to see if there are active rebates (e.g., TABOR in Colorado, Middle Class Tax Refund in California).
  3. Recovery Rebate Credit: If you missed a previous stimulus check, you can still claim it as a credit on your tax return for that specific year (deadline applies).

Alert: Stimulus Scams

Beware of texts or emails claiming you have a "pending stimulus payment" that requires you to click a link. These are phishing attempts.

The IRS will never contact you by email, text, or social media to request personal or financial information.

Key Programs

  • State Tax Rebates
  • Child Tax Credit (CTC)
  • Earned Income Tax Credit
  • Disaster Relief Payments
  • Energy Assistance (LIHEAP)
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