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Some Americans in debt may see stimulus checks seized by banks

Friday, April 17, 2020
Some Americans in debt may not receive stimulus funds
Americans who have student loans or other debt may see their coronavirus stimulus checks seized by their banks before they ever see a penny for themselves under a loophole allowed by the Treasury Department.
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