President Donald Trump has again shifted expectations for his long‑promised $2,000 stimulus payments, telling Americans that any nationwide checks are now unlikely to arrive until late 2026 at the earliest.

During an interview with the New York Times on Jan. 11, Trump provided a new timeline on the $2,000 checks from tariff income. Here's the latest.

On Dec. 21, during an interview with CBS News' "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said stimulus checks remain a possibility for 2026.

New York Times reporters recently interviewed Trump and tackled several subjects, including when tariff dividend payments could be released.

For months, Trump has promised Americans a "tariff dividend" refund. Americans are still wondering if they will see a $2,000 check. Here's what we know.

Are you seeing rumors of a fourth stimulus check in 2024? We separate fact from fiction and tell you what's really happening with government payments.

The IRS said on Tuesday that all of the economic impact checks from December’s stimulus bill have been sent to Americans. According to the IRS, 147 million checks were sent to Americans, totaling $142 billion. The IRS said it is possible that some ...

Millions of Americans can now claim a $1,000 stimulus check through Pennsylvanias Property Tax/Rent Rebate program. The program, expanded in 2023, helps seniors, widows, and people with disabilities.