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Retirees Who Missed Out on the First COVID-19 Stimulus Check Could Get the Money After All If They Do This


As the coronavirus began to hit the U.S. hard, Congress sprang into action and authorized COVID-19 stimulus money for most Americans. The IRS has now delivered 159 million payments valued at $1,200 per adult and $500 per eligible dependent for those making under $75,000 as single tax filers or $150,000 as joint filers. 

Sadly, some retirees missed out on their portion of the $267 billion that was delivered for one simple reason: Their incomes were too high. Anyone with incomes above those $75,000 and $150,000 thresholds lost some of their stimulus money, and those with incomes substantially above those thresholds didn't get any money at all.

If you were one of the retirees who missed out, however, all hope isn't lost. In fact, there is something you might be able to do to get this money -- if it's financially feasible for you. 

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Source Fool.com


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