According to President Donald Trump's promise, Americans are now closer to receiving $2,000 stimulus checks now that we've entered the New Year.

The government plans $2,000 stimulus checks for households earning under $100,000. Funding may come from tariffs and federal revenues. Congress must approve the distribution through new legislation. Tariff revenues are projected at $158.

Rumors claiming President Donald Trump will issue $2,000 stimulus checks before the end of the year continue to circulate.

President Donald Trump hinted at the potential arrival of a stimulus check on Truth Social, and since then, there has been considerable discussion about what the process would entail. "We are taking in trillions of dollars and will soon begin paying down ...

Despite renewed online chatter, no federal agency or congressional leader has announced or confirmed any plan to distribute new stimulus payments this year. Without approval from Congress or the Internal Revenue Service,

The Internal Revenue Service said Friday that one million taxpayers are set to receive about $2.4 billion in stimulus checks in the coming weeks.

In late 2025, President Donald Trump discussed a $2,000 stimulus check. Here's whether the stimulus check was approved and who will get the $2,000.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent last week estimated that Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” signed into law this past summer, will help translate into between $100 billion and $150 billion in tax refunds next year. Bessent said that could mean refunds of $1,000 to $2,000 per household.

Americans are still waiting on the $2000 tariff dividend that President Trump had promised before year end. No updates from IRS.