As you await your stimulus check, please be aware of scammers. The Federal Trade Commission offered the following advice:
"1. The government will not ask you to pay anything up front to get this money. No fees. No charges. No nothing.
2. The government will not call to ask for your Social Security number, bank account, or credit card number. Anyone who does is a scammer.
3. These reports of checks aren’t yet a reality. Anyone who tells you they can get you the money now is a scammer."
Click the link below for more information, or contact your Cincinnati Works financial coach.
www.consumer.ftc.gov
As the Coronavirus takes a growing toll on people’s pocketbooks, there are reports that the government will soon be sending money by check or direct deposit to each of us.This #ThankfulThursday, we appreciate our partners at the Stand Together Foundation for their recent #helpthehelpers campaign. They matched nearly $25,000 in donations to Cincinnati Works, which will allow us to continue offering personal, professional coaching to our Members even as we close our doors to limit the spread of coronavirus. The match is complete, but our campaign continues, and we hope you will consider contributing: charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/cincinnati-works1
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OVERALLCincinnati Works was founded 24 years ago on the belief that people could work their way out of poverty with proper training and access to a good job. What we have learned in those 24 years is ...The federal stimulus package includes benefits for individuals, and our financial coaches provided some insight into two of the key components: direct financial aid and expanded unemployment benefits.
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