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The coronavirus pandemic has altered the world’s normal and introduced quite a number of uncertainties in its wake. Nobody knows if or when they’re going to get laid off, salaries are being cut, businesses moving slowly, bills piling up, everyone is scrambling to get through each day, which is why the temptation of quick relief in the form of payday loans is stronger now more than ever. But hear me out, DON’T DO IT! And I’ll tell you why.

When the coronavirus was first discovered, no one could have anticipated the economic destruction that came with it.  Presumably for most, it was going to be a virus that would blow around for a few weeks, and then everything will get back to normal, but the situation seemed to worsen as time went on. As economic distress was mounting in the country, it became critical for families to sustain themselves but job security was becoming increasingly insecure. Low-income earners are the people who have been hit the most during these times and in this article, we will discuss how it has generally affected them.

Did you know that a $2 trillion economic relief bill (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act) was signed into law recently? Yes, it is true. President Trump signed this bill to assist the millions of households in America affected by the global pandemic-coronavirus. Some people have been let go from their jobs, and this stimulus payment is intended to help these people, and others affected. With this relief check, many Americans will receive $1,200 or more to help them pay the bills during this pandemic, depending on their qualifications. So, who is eligible to get this relief check, you might ask? In this article, we will discuss the different qualifications you must meet to be eligible for this check.

Feeling confused about how to get your credit in order? Is your debt making you feel out of control? You may need to seek credit counseling to help you get your affairs in order. You don’t need to be ashamed as a lot of people need help when faced with large amounts of debt. You can get your credit under control if you work with a good credit counseling agency or attorney.  Most credit counseling agencies offer services like homeownership counseling, financial advice, student loan counseling, and more. However, there are a number of things you need to understand before you go for credit counseling. In this article, we will explain credit counseling in detail and what you should look out for.