House Could Vote This Week On $1.9T COVID Relief Bill

The Biden administration's $1.9 trillion COVID relief plan includes significant financial measures to support the economy. The House Budget Committee has advanced the bill, which allocates billions for reopening schools and aiding state and local governments. It also provides $1400 checks for individuals earning $75,000 or less, extends unemployment assistance, offers tax credits for children, and plans to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2025.

What is the total value of the COVID relief plan proposed by the Biden administration?

• $1.5 trillion

• $1.9 trillion

• $2.0 trillion

• $2.5 trillion

Which committee advanced the COVID relief bill?

• Senate Finance Committee

• House Ways and Means Committee

• Senate Appropriations Committee

• House Budget Committee

What is the amount of the direct payment checks included in the relief plan for eligible individuals?

• $1600

• $1400

• $1200

• $1000

Until when is the additional unemployment assistance of $400 provided?

• September

• July

• August

• June

By what year is the minimum wage expected to reach $15.00 an hour according to the relief plan?

• 2025

• 2024

• 2023

• 2026