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Many people find it difficult to manage money on a day to day, week to week and month to month basis. Many people don’t know about the different avenues and resources that are available to help with budgeting, tracking, saving and investing their money. Everyone desires financial independence but this idea is usually associated with having millions of dollars. 

Here at BigSpendLittleCash.com we will explore the different avenues, resources, tips, strategies and knowledge that everyone can use on their journey to financial independence even though they don’t have millions in the bank. 

Financial independence does not mean having plenty of money to spend, but making the money you have go farther, changing spending habits and utilizing different resources to make the money you work for work for you. 

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Where Is My Stimulus Check?

A Look Into Why Your Stimulus Check Has Not Arrived

When we first heard of the stimulus checks, known as the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, or CARES Act, we were told that all Anericans would receive $1200 to help cushion the impact of being laid off of work and to boost the economy. Federal lawmakers enacted a $2 trillion economic stimulus package on March 27 that will send most Americans checks of up to $1,200, as a way to put money directly in the pockets of families struggling to manage the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, but all Americans will not receive the entire amount and some may not receive it at all. Here is why.

PHILADELPHIA - MAY 8:  Economic stimulus checks are prepared for printing at the Philadelphia Financial Center May 8, 2008 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. One hundred and thirty million households are eligible to receive a tax rebate check under the $168 billion economic stimulus plan.  (Photo by Jeff Fusco/Getty Images)

Your Financial Options During Coronavirus

COVID-19, more commonly known as the novel coronavirus, is changing American life in profound ways. In addition to the health considerations, one of the major negative impacts of the virus is a financial one. Millions of Americans are likely to experience a job loss or a reduction in income as aggressive social distancing measures are put into place to help slow the spread of this deadly virus.
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Budgeting During COVID-19

So what do you do when money is short and/or has been reduced? Budgeting is now more critical than ever before. Since it seems that we are going to be in this for the long haul here are some tips to help make you money go further.

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