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Tuesday, 5 January 2021

The Daily Money: Didn't get your second stimulus check? Here's what to know

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The Daily Money
 
Tuesday, January 5

Happy Tuesday, Daily Money readers. It's Brett Molina back with a new round of Money and Tech headlines.

Many Americans are checking their bank accounts or mailboxes for that second stimulus check (or in some cases, their first). If you haven't received one yet, here's one thing you shouldn't do: call the IRS.

Thanks in part to the dumpster fire that was 2020, we're way more optimistic about the new year, particularly about our finances. But is the economy going to rebound as strongly as we hope?

Finally, what do Disney, Autozone and PayPal have in common? They're among the 21 stocks you should consider buying this year, according to the experts.

Need more headlines? Keep scrolling. And thanks for reading.

Brett Molina, Money/Tech editor

While the bulk of the first round of the stimulus checks has been issued, many U.S. families continued to wait for money in July and August.
Haven't received your second stimulus? Here's what to know.
Those who closed bank accounts might have trouble getting second stimulus checks quickly. But a glitch could be fixed by filing a 2020 tax return.
What economists are predicting for 2021
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Here are 21 stocks you should consider buying in 2021
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10 home renovations with the best ROI: 2021 guide
4 interior design apps that make it easy to renova
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Make 2021 your year for tackling debt.
Starbucks releases winter menu with Pistachio Latte
Starbucks has a new Pistachio Latte as part of its
What heading to the gym looks like in 2021
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A Trader Joe's closed early amid mask protest
Customers wear a variety of protective masks as th
McDonald's to launch 3 chicken sandwiches in February
The exterior of a McDonald's restaurant.
 
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Monday, 4 January 2021

The Daily Money: Consider lessons of 2020 for financial goals in 2021

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The Daily Money
 
Monday, January 4

Welcome to the first Daily Money of 2021, dear readers. It's Brett Molina back with the first round of new year headlines straight to your inbox.

Before we leave 2020 in the dust, last year can provide us with some valuable lessons that could influence our financial plans for 2021.

Wednesday is Three Kings Day, which commemorates the "Wise Men" visiting the nativity scene. The day typically celebrated in Latino households could serve as a "second Christmas" for businesses.

Finally, who's ready for another streaming service? This time, it's Discovery+ launching today, with content from channels including Discovery Channel, Food Network, HGTV, Animal Planet and TLC. It starts at $4.99 a month. 

Scroll down for more headlines, and thanks for reading.

Brett Molina, Money/Tech editor

The town of Lockport approved its budget for 2019-2020 tonight after months of debate.
Consider lessons of 2020 for next year's financial goals
The COVID-19 pandemic and the financial pressures it caused have brought a sense of urgency to some goals and posed new challenges and opportunities.
Are businesses missing out on bringing Three Kings Day...
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Discovery+ streaming TV service goes live
It's back to work for Chip and Joanna Gaines, who
Minority-owned companies waited months for loans, data...
President Donald Trump poses for a photo after sig
Chipotle launches cauliflower rice nationwide
Chipotle earnings were tough on investors stomachs
Were voters manipulated by QAnon a force for Trump in...
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Dollar-cost averaging: An investing strategy for 2021
Here are 5 easily avoidable mistakes when you begi
Some of biggest US companies did not exist decade ago
Rome was not built in a day -- and neither are mul
Having a post-holiday financial hangover? How to...
A man looks at bills beside a stack of presents.
New stimulus: Smaller price tag, fewer benefits
2021 covid stimulus promo art
 
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