Author: Jessica Menton, USA TODAY

Americans have tons of questions about their stimulus checks and 2020 taxes. Here’s what you need to know about 2021 COVID-relief payments and more.

Young investors plan to use their COVID-19 relief payments to buy stocks, according to a recent survey from Deutsche Bank.

Nearly 7 million Americans face significant refund delays this tax season as the IRS rushes to send out stimulus checks.

Some taxpayers say the IRS “Get My Payment” tool indicated that their third stimulus check was deposited into a bank account that isn’t theirs.

The third round of stimulus checks will start hitting bank accounts for eligible Americans as early as this weekend, the IRS said late Friday.

If you’re preparing a tax return for a dead relative, some of them who died 2020 or 2021 may qualify for a credit if they didn’t get stimulus checks.

The coronavirus relief package would include $1,400 checks and extend badly needed jobless aid for millions of Americans through September.

Tempted to get your tax returns over with? Be careful not to make sloppy mistakes. You could wind up missing out on a larger refund, or face an audit.

Higher bond yields have arrived. Now investors have to consider what, if any, changes to make to their portfolios.

If you didn’t receive a direct payment or you received less money than you were eligible for, you may be able to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit.