Isabella Paxton
News ReporterIsabella is a student reporter in the KBIA Newsroom
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It’s time to check your checking accounts - you might have been among the first Americans to receive their cut of the 1.9 trillion dollar COVID-19 relief package. Many of us will use this money for necessities - food, rent, gas - all essentials we’ve been worried about paying for over the last year. But what about your student loan payments?
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As stimulus checks begin to be deposited in the accounts of millions of Americans, one important aspect of the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package sticks out:
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For maybe the first time on The Check-In, we may be able to say it: things just might be looking up.
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For maybe the first time on The Check-In, we may be able to say it: things just might be looking up.
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You probably heard that it's a good idea to keep at least three months of savings in case of an emergency. Well, almost a year ago, we all ran into a huge emergency - the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Since our last episode of The Check-In, a lot has happened. It's 2021, we have a new presidential administration, and a new plan for rolling out vaccines for COVID-19. But how is the rollout going here in Mid-Missouri? Are you one of the more than 878,000 people to receive a shot, or are you still on a waiting list? How is it going for you?