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After opening to a limited subset of community-based lenders earlier this week, the second round of the federal Paycheck Protection Program will begin accepting applications from eligible lenders with $1 billion or less in assets on Friday, January 15, the Small Business Administration has announced. That would make the program’s loan portal open to about 5,000 more lenders, the SBA says, including “community banks, credit unions, and farm credit institutions.” … [Read more...] about Paycheck Protection Program loan portal opens to larger lenders soon: Here’s the latest

Direct deposit info: If you’re getting your check this way, the tool should display a date and a partial bank account where the funds were distributed. (Note that many payments that were distributed this way went to the wrong account due to distribution errors, and the IRS says it’s working to fix this, so you should keep checking your bank account if you don’t see it.) Mailed payments: If you’re getting your payment as a paper check or debit card, the tool should display the date it was mailed. The IRS says it could take three to four weeks to actually receive your check or card in the mail. Unfortunately, it hasn’t been very clear about who is getting which payment method. Some taxpayers who received their first payment via paper check could get a debit card this time, and vice versa. Just be on the lookout for the envelope, and make sure you don’t accidentally throw it away. (Here’s what it looks like.) Payment Status #2–Not Available: … [Read more...] about IRS stimulus check update: What to know about mailed payments and the Friday deadline

“I call them my Earth Tribe,” she laughs. “They’re mostly in brown, green, earthy tones. They’ve been living in woods, and have become quite a team of warriors. What everyone wears is very practical, utilitarian. They’ve had to toughen up. No one cares who you were before the apocalypse. Now it’s, ‘Can you survive and hold your own?’ Then you’re introduced to the Governor and his group. They’re my Sky Tribe, which wears a little bit of blue. I wanted more of a conservative, uniform feeling, and a metal look–like guns, weapons, and the helicopter, which gave me their nickname.” … [Read more...] about What To Wear To The Apocalypse: Walking Dead Costumer Eulyn Womble On Telling A Story With Wardrobe

While those in a position to qualify to buy a home are fortunate, it can still be one of the most complex, difficult, and emotional experiences in your life. And not just for the buyers–it’s often equally complicated for real estate agents and even the banks. The equation of rapidly rising or declining prices, competition for the ideal home, title companies, inspectors, and indecipherable documents can lead to a recipe for disappointment and confusion. … [Read more...] about Meet Doorsteps, The Company That Wants To Take The Misery Out Of Home Buying

It’s already sad that many conservatives appear to be more upset about Donald Trump losing his most-cherished megaphone than they are about how he ultimately employed it. But it’s outright offensive to see the way in which they’re upset. These folks aren’t broadly picking apart the particulars of Twitter’s violent threat policy to argue Trump did not technically violate it. Rather, they’re pretending that Twitter just arbitrarily decided to ban Trump as part of a political witch hunt, and they are very mad about that fabricated reality. … [Read more...] about The dire consequences of Republicans ‘just asking questions’ about whatever doesn’t go their way