MORE STIMULUS! NEW $1.5 Trillion Stimulus Plan + Second Stimulus Package Update| Unemployment Update

New $1.5 Trillion Stimulus Plan! A bipartisan group of House members on Tuesday formally introduced a proposal to inject up to $2 trillion in aid to the economy. Introduced by the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus, the proposal touches on many of the elements under discussion -- aid to small businesses and schools, a new $1200 round of checks to Americans, more jobless benefits and funding to help with the November elections -- while achieving bipartisan consensus on issues that have left the two sides bickering for the past several months, such as money for cash-strapped states and cities. The effort represents a rare bipartisan breakthrough, given Congress has been locked in a partisan impasse for months. House Democrats passed a $3.4 trillion package in May, Senate Republicans tried to advance a $500 billion bill last week and the White House's top line has been $1.3 trillion. It includes Democratic wishes including state aid and GOP favorites such as liability protections. On the issue of enhanced jobless benefits, which were previously $600 per week but expired at the end of July, the Problem Solvers suggest $450 per week for the next two months followed by 100 percent wage-replacement through January 2021. Based on the economy, the benefits could be extended by another three months starting in February, and a third round of individual checks could be issued in March, increasing the total price tag to around $2 trillion. The package would direct $100 billion to health care programs, including $25 billion for coronavirus testing and contact tracing. It would provide $500 billion for state and local governments -- to help pay for lost revenue caused by the pandemic and costs associated with outbreak response. It would provide an additional $145 billion for schools and childcare, $15 billion for the US Postal Service, and $290 billion for small businesses, including another round for the popular Paycheck Protection Program. It would also include $400 million to help states bolster the November elections. DISCLAIMER: I’m not a financial adviser. These videos are for educational purposes only. No official financial advice is being given and anything stated in the videos is strictly my opinion. Please always check with a professional before making any investments or financial decisions. Your investments are your sole responsibility, these videos merely share my own opinions with no guarantee of gain or losses. Fair Use: https://www.copyright.gov/fair-use/mo... *Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS Keywords: $1.5 trillion stimulus package, $1.5 trillion stimulus proposal, new $1.5 trillion stimulus proposal, stimulus package negotiations, Trump takes executive action, Executive order unemployment benefits, Trump says $400 a week, Trump takes executive action, executive orders, trump signs 4 executive orders, trumps wants more stimulus, trump takes executive action, trump and unemployment, trump and stimulus, $600 Unemployment Benefits Update, 2nd Stimulus Package Update, 2nd Stimulus Check News, Second stimulus update today, Heals Act, Unemployment benefits today, Second stimulus check confirmed, More stimulus, 2nd stimulus package & unemployment update, Unemployment benefits, unemployment benefits update, 2nd stimulus package update, second stimulus package, second stimulus package update, stimulus update today, unemployment benefits update today, stimulus package, 2nd stimulus check, second stimulus check, $600 unemployment benefit, $600 weekly benefit, ppp, paycheck protection program, Coronavirus testing, Liability protections for businesses, State and local aid, Payroll tax cut, Unemployment benefits, return-to-work-bonus, Second stimulus checks, $1,200 Second Stimulus Checks, Unemployment Benefits, WhatJoe Knows, Meet Kevin, Brian Jung, ClearValue Tax, stimulus update july 23, when are we getting second stimulus check, status of stimulus check, Heals Act, republican stimulus plan, what is the heals act?, republican heals act, new stimulus heals act, what is in the heals act, is the heals act going to pass, understanding the heals act, republican heals act, 2nd stimulus heals act, 2nd stimulus package heals act, stimulus heals act, new stimulus heals act,