SEVEN states are still offering stimulus payments as the monthly $300 Child Tax Credit payments went out for the last time this week.
The final round of monthly Child Tax Credit payments went out on December 15.
But if you’re in California, Connecticut, New Mexico, Vermont, Tennessee, New Hampshire, or Florida, you may still be able to get some aid from your state.
Whether you qualify for the cash and how much varies from state to state, and it may depend on things like how much you make, your job title, and your employment status.
CALIFORNIA
California began sending out checks as part of its Golden State Stimulus package earlier this year.
The latest set of payments include 794,000 paper checks worth more than $568million, the state’s public affairs office told The Sun.
These started going out on Monday and will continue to go out for the remainder of the year.
These payments apply to eligible residents living in the zip codes that end with 720-927.
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Also, those eligible in the zip codes that end with 585-719 will receive checks until December 17.
Under California’s initiative, a resident making less than $75,000 per year who filed 2020 taxes before October 15 is eligible for the payment.
CONNECTICUT
In Connecticut, a Back to Work stimulus program began on May 30 and is set to end on December 31.
Payments could be up to $1,000 and eligibility depends on when you applied for unemployment, how long you were on it, and if you have since gotten a new job.
FLORIDA
Florida began sending out checks to pre-K through 12th-grade teachers earlier this year.
If eligible, those people can receive a one-time payment of $1,000.
Gov. Ron DeSantis said the program aims to help about 175,000 teachers and 3,600 principals.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Over in New Hampshire, families of three with no income may be eligible for a one-time check of up to $1,086.
NEW MEXICO
In New Mexico, those who did not get relief from the state’s stimulus fund over the summer may apply again.
Checks sent out in August were worth up to $750.
TENNESSEE
One Tennessee county also has a teacher benefit and is paying $1,000 to full-time teachers and $500 to part-time staff.
Rutherford County Schools allotted the checks for those employed in the district between October 1 and December 17.
Teachers will get more cash if they stay through March, and another bonus if they stay through May.
VERMONT
Over in Vermont, the state is covering up to $7,500 in moving expenses for those relocating due to unemployment in either the hospitality or construction industries.
