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Updated: You could be eligible for expanded unemployment benefits if you were laid off or are unable to work due to the pandemic.

Updated: You could be eligible for federal assistance.

UPDATED: You could be eligible for new relief to help cover payroll and operating expenses.

UPDATED: Most people will receive a one-time cash payment of up to $1,400 from the federal government.

UPDATED: New relief and resources are available for individuals, insurers, and providers.

UPDATED: you could be eligible for several food and nutrition assistance programs.

UPDATED: You may qualify for new tax benefits, including the expanded Child Tax Credit, that are available to help cover financial needs during the public health emergency.

UPDATED: You could now be eligible for emergency paid leave so that you can stay at home and still earn your paycheck.

UPDATED: You could be eligible for new benefits.

UPDATED: There are new programs available to help Native Hawaiian families.

If you're a member of a labor union, you could be eligible for new protections.

UPDATED: New relief and resources may be available for local schools and their employees 

If you're an independent contractor, gig-economy worker, or are self-employed, you could be eligible for new resources to help cover your financial needs.

You could be eligible for new benefits, including paid emergency sick leave and family and medical leave.

UPDATED: You may be eligible for new protections and assistance programs, including financial relief, retirement savings, tax relief, health, nutrition and support programs for seniors, and housing security.

UPDATED: you may be eligible for new student loan relief or financial assistance through your college or university. 

UPDATED: if you're a farmer or rancher or work in the agricultural industry, the aquaculture industry, or the fishing industry, you may be eligible for new benefits.

UPDATED: If you're a farmer or rancher or work in the agricultural industry, the aquaculture industry, or the fishing industry, you may be eligible for new benefits.

UPDATED: the new relief law offers help connecting to the internet for low-income households, households with residents who became unemployed during the pandemic, minority communities, tribal communities, and unserved communities.

If you run a private non-profit, you may be eligible for new benefits.

UPDATED: Groups that support the arts and humanities may be eligible for new relief programs .

UPDATED: The American Rescue Plan allocated billions of dollars in relief funding for state and local governments, including $2.2 billion for Hawai'i.

Financial institutions may be offered temporary regulatory relief to banks and credit unions in order to encourage them to continue to lend to households and businesses, and to modify existing loans for borrowers facing economic hardship.