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In 2025, discussions are heating up about a potential U.S. stimulus check tied to former President Trump’s proposed Tariff Dividend. Reports suggest direct payments of $1,000–$2,000 per American could be possible, funded by tariff revenues. However, the IRS and Treasury confirm no official program has been authorized yet. Watch this video to understand the proposal, its implications, and why Americans should stay informed through verified sources.

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00:00In 2025, growing public interest has reignited the debate over a possible new round of stimulus
00:06payments in the United States, this time President Donald Trump's proposed tariff dividend.
00:12According to multiple verified reports from LiveNow Fox, Investopedia, and app.com,
00:18Trump has suggested issuing direct payments of $1,000 to $2,000 per person to American taxpayers,
00:25funded by revenue collected from tariffs on imported goods, mainly from China.
00:31The proposal, which he calls the Tariff Dividend for American Families,
00:35is intended to return money earned from America's trade strength back to U.S. households
00:40and boost consumer spending in a slowing economy.
00:44However, the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Treasury Department
00:48have confirmed that no official stimulus program or federal payment has been authorized for 2025.
00:55Officials have also issued warnings to be cautious of social media posts, texts, and emails
01:01that claim stimulus checks are being processed, as these are part of ongoing online scams.
01:08Economic experts note that while Trump's plan has generated significant political attention,
01:12it still requires full congressional approval and detailed funding logistics
01:17before any payments could legally be distributed.
01:21As of now, the 2025 stimulus checks remain a proposal.
01:25Americans are advised to verify information only through the IRS or Treasury websites
01:33and avoid misinformation.
01:35The discussion around the Tariff Dividend continues to shape the national conversation
01:39on how to support middle and lower income families amid rising living costs and global trade challenges.
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