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IRS Is Sending More Than 2.8 Million Refunds to People Who Paid Taxes on Unemployment Benefits
The IRS is sending refunds to those who are due money after collecting unemployment benefits last year.
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More States Are Eliminating the Extra $300 Per Week in Unemployment Benefits. What to Know About Your Rights
As the economy reopens, getting workers back on the job is a priority. Here’s what to know if you’re one of the millions of people still without work.
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Californians Could See New Stimulus Checks, Renter Assistance Under This Proposal. Here's Who Would Qualify
A budget surplus in the Golden State could lead to more help for residents in the form of stimulus checks, renter assistance and utility payments.
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Uber Partners With Philly's Gopuff to Deliver Everyday Essentials, From Snacks to Toothpaste
If you order potato chips, toothpaste or over-the-counter medication through the Uber Eats app, it will soon be fulfilled and delivered by start-up Gopuff.
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Biden's Labor Department Repeals Trump-Era Rule on Gig Workers' Classification
The Biden administration nullified a Trump-era rule Wednesday that would have made it easier to classify workers as independent contractors
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Still Missing a Stimulus Check? Here's How the IRS Says You Can Fix That
You may be able to claim missing stimulus check money when you file your taxes this year. The May 17 deadline to submit those forms is coming up.
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Covid-19 Prompted the Government to Send Americans Unprecedented Financial Help. How That Could Shape Future Aid
The pandemic spurred the federal government to experiment with new ways of helping Americans financially. That could shape aid going forward.
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The First Thing to Do If You're Starting a Freelance Side Hustle, From This 52,000-Person Freelancing Group
The experts of Facebook’s 52,000-member freelance group share their No. 1 piece of advice for new freelancers.
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Gen Z and Millennials Twice as Likely to Delay a Financial Milestone During Covid
As many as 57% of those aged 18 to 40 said that they’d put off a major milestone due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a March survey from Bankrate.
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Uber Employment Rights Setback Is a ‘Gut Punch' to Its Prospects in the UK
Bank of America estimates that Uber’s U.K. employment rights setback could cost the firm a total of more than $500 million.
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Self-Employed and Gig Workers Can Now Apply for PPP Loans Under New Rules. Here's What You Need to Know
The Small Business Administration is ready to accept updated PPP loan applications from sole proprietors looking to take advantage of the new loan calculation.
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Self-Employed, Gig Workers Are Still Waiting for New PPP Rules That Would Mean Bigger Loans
The Small Business Administration will update how it calculates forgivable PPP loans for sole proprietors, but not until the first week of March.
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Self-Employed and Gig Workers Could Get Bigger Loans Under New PPP Rules. They May Want to Wait to Apply
The Small Business Administration will update how it calculates forgivable PPP loans for sole proprietors, but not until the first week of March.
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UK Top Court Gives Uber Drivers Benefits in Landmark Ruling
The U.K. Supreme Court has ruled that Uber drivers should be classed as “workers” and not self-employed
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Gig Workers Are Finding It Harder to Make Money as Surging Unemployment Drives Up Competition
For the past two years, Chad Polenz has embraced the gig economy lifestyle.
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Bureaucratic Snag Leaves Thousands of Gig Workers Shut Out of Relief Aid
When the COVID-19 pandemic wiped out almost all of Daniel Herman’s coming work, he was hopeful that he would get help from the federal government, NBC News reports.
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