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Congress is poised to authorize new $1,400 stimulus checks, but some people with unpaid debts could have that money garnished this time.
The House is due to pass the $1.9 relief bill on Wednesday, which includes the third round of direct payments. From there, it will go to President Joe Biden for his signature.
Like the previous two rounds of checks, the $1,400 direct payments will come with eligibility rules based on income and other requirements.
However, because these new checks are set to be authorized through a process known as budget reconciliation, they will not be exempt from garnishment.
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