(WSIL) -- The pandemic has put a strain on many local governments. But more than $157 million from the CURE program has been paid out or on it's way to towns throughout Illinois.
The Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity has provided more than 14 millions dollars of coronavirus relief money for
15 Counties in southern Illinois.
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"This is a tough time and those funds can cover some pretty broad costs. It can cover staff time spent for folks who have been dealing with the pandemic working with residents. It can cover the purchase of PPE, it can cover other types of costs to make public work places safer," he said.
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FSAs, both health and dependent care, are offered by employers as a way for workers to save money on qualified expenses. The money is set aside pre-tax, but generally must be used by Dec. 31 or forfeited back to employers.
You can contribute up to $2,750 in 2020 and 2021 in health-care FSAs and up to $5,000 in dependent care accounts. As the names suggest, health accounts are for medical expenses. Dependent-care accounts are for childcare for children under the age of 13 and other qualified relatives who are a claimed as a dependent on the worker's taxes
What Is Money in Excel, and How Do You Get Started?
Microsoft wants to make managing your finances easier. Money in Excel allows you to connect your financial, bank, and credit card accounts, view transactions, and budget your money. We’ll help you get started!
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Microsoft uses a third-party company called Plaid to connect your financial services. The plug-in supports most major U.S. financial institutions. If you have any questions, just visit the Plaid help page .
The Money in Excel pane on the right of your workbook is the backbone of the tool. The tabs at the bottom are where you’ll find your financial information.
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In this year's biggest week for U.S. initial public offerings (IPOs), food delivery app DoorDash raised $3.4 billion, only to see its stock rise as much as 92% on the first day of trading. If it had priced the offering higher, it could have raised an additional $2 billion and still have a strong 20% first-day pop.
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There was no telling how this would all play out, but you couldn't have much faith in the mayor's second choice for a new City Council member getting the nod.
Some may have found that troubling, or even a reason why the mayor shouldn't have brought Lande before the City Council to replace Duck Dickinson, who resigned soon after accusing O'Dekirk of somehow getting his hands on his nude photos and intimidating him.
Lande, for his part, seemingly failed to find anything untoward about the circumstances at all. He only paid O'Dekirk because he had been disappointed in the last mayoral administration and decided to do something about it.
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