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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWill the Biden administration allow debt collectors to garnish the covid stimulus money to pay
for debts.
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Will the Biden administration allow debt collectors to garnish the covid stimulus money to pay (Original Post)
LiberalArkie
Feb 2021
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It can be marked a certain way so that it can not be touched. I think the $1200 or $600 was set that
LiberalArkie
Feb 2021
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The $1200 was not protected but the $600 was. I guess we will have to wait and see.
LiberalArkie
Feb 2021
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Budi
(15,325 posts)1. How much actual control does President Biden have over that dilemma?
?
Any?
LiberalArkie
(19,477 posts)2. It can be marked a certain way so that it can not be touched. I think the $1200 or $600 was set that
way. Maybe not classed as income did it. I don't know.
I_UndergroundPanther
(13,351 posts)3. I hope the fuck not
People need to eat,pay urgent bills.
Fuck debt collectors.
TexasBushwhacker
(21,119 posts)4. The only thing that could hold up the first 2 payments
was owing child support, and that would have been through each state's Attorney General's office. The debt collects can go pound sand.
LiberalArkie
(19,477 posts)5. The $1200 was not protected but the $600 was. I guess we will have to wait and see.
The December 2020 legislation requires banks to code second stimulus payments in a way that protects them from being garnished, including for child support, from debt collectors, and for federal debts.
