Stimulus checks totaling $2,000 per household may be deposited in the bank accounts of Pennsylvania residents as a result of rising inflation, high food prices, and an increase in gas prices.
After observing this situation in Pennsylvania, Governor Tom Wolf (state governor) has proposed a new plan to provide $2,000 stimulus checks to households with an annual income of $80,000 or less.
If the bill is passed, this plan will provide one-time direct payments to households from the American Rescue Plan’s $500 million fund.
Governor Tom Wolf also urged Congress to work cooperatively to ensure that Pennsylvania residents receive assistance before it is too late.
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Gov. Wolf believed that this plan would not only assist families in combating inflation, but would also benefit local businesses, thereby strengthening the Pennsylvania state economy.
