$1,390 Stimulus Checks Are On the Way: Here’s What You Need to Know

Jamie O'Hara
Published Jul 23, 2025

$1,390 Stimulus Checks Are On the Way: Here’s What You Need to Know

If you’re feeling the pressure of high grocery bills, rent, and everyday costs, help is on the way.

A new $1,390 stimulus payment has been approved to give millions of Americans a much-needed financial boost as inflation continues in 2025.

Here’s a quick guide to see if you qualify and when you can expect your payment.

 

What Is the $1,390 Stimulus Check for 2025?

The government has approved a one-time $1,390 payment to help households manage rising living expenses.

Not sure what financial aid is available to you? Get the details here!

Unlike previous stimulus checks tied to emergencies, this payment is aimed at easing financial stress caused by inflation and economic slowdowns.

 

Who Qualifies for the $1,390 Stimulus Payment?

You may qualify based on income and benefit status.

Income Requirements:

  • Single filers: Up to $75,000/year

  • Married filing jointly: Up to $150,000/year

  • Heads of household: Up to $112,500/year

Automatic Eligibility for Social Security recipientsSSI (Supplemental Security Income) recipients, and Veterans receiving VA benefits.

If you’re in these groups, no application is needed. Payments will be processed automatically.

 

When Will You Get the $1,390 Payment?

Payments are expected to start in August and continue into September 2025.

  • Direct deposit: Fastest for those with banking information on file with the IRS or SSA.

  • Paper checks or prepaid cards: May take a few weeks longer to arrive by mail.

To avoid delays, ensure your bank and mailing information are updated on the IRS or SSA websites.

 

What Should You Do Next?

  1. Check if your income or benefits make you eligible

  2. Update your payment details with the IRS or SSA if needed

  3. Plan how you will use this payment to manage essential expenses

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