12/22/2020 | What happens if Trump vetoes the defense bill?

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A   Here Are The Smartest Ways To Spend That Stimulus Check   Image Source: The Motley Fool     America has waited a long time for this next round of stimulus. After all, it was way back in Spring when the $2.2 trillion CARES Act got passed.   But now the Congress and Senate have reached an agreement that will offer one-time check for individuals who make up to $75,000 a year of $1,200 for couples who make up to $150,000.   There will also be an extra $600 for each dependent child.  The cash infusions would be the first for Americans since the $2.2 trillion CARES Act was passed in the spring.   Unemployed workers would also get an extra $300 in weekly benefits until around the middle of March.    Now that we know it's here, and it's been burning quite a hole in our hypothetical pockets, let's take a quick reality check with the financial experts to find out the smartest ways you can put your stimulus to work.   After all, we know it could take awhile before Washington ever agrees on anything again... Do You Want To Learn Things Faster? This Is One Opportunity You Won't Want To Miss! Recommended Link: [Revealed] The Secret To Consistent Triple-Digit Trade Wins   Every trader wants to know how they can make bigger, faster, easier gains in the markets.  Only a few ever figure out how to do it with any kind of consistency.    But those who know about the secret trading roadmap that finance wizard and expert trader Ross Givens is revealing in an unprecedented training event are doing it over…    And over…    And over again.    View An Exclusive Training To Learn The Details Of This Powerful Roadmap Right Now Automatically registers you for the training More News You Need To Read: What happens if Trump vetoes the defense bill? How the Georgia State Senate is describing what happened on Election Day The Peter Navarro update Democrats don't want to hear The 6 Republicans brave enough to say no to the pork stimulus Here are the poorest cities in each state It's time to watch for falling iguanas in Florida again What a shame! Et tu, Pat Robertson? As always, we appreciate you reading this today. Don't miss our next edition, straight from The Swamp.     Stay Conservative,   Kris Cleary P.S. Know someone who'd love Notes from a Conservative? Be sure to send them to this link so they can get signed up: www.notesfromadeplorable.com. News From A Conservative 20 N. Orange Ave., 32801, Orlando, United States   You may unsubscribe anytime here