<p>Additional Recovery Payments Would Lower Poverty, Report Says</p>

Additional Recovery Payments Would Lower Poverty, Report Says

Urban Institute

Two additional $1,400 recovery payments for individuals, one for lower income levels and one limited to citizens, could lower the number of people in poverty by between 11.2 and 12.2 million, depending on the plan design and when the expanded child credit begins to phase out, according to a report released March 30 by the Urban Institute.

<p>Two additional $1,400 recovery payments for individuals, one for lower income levels and one limited to citizens, could lower the number of people in poverty by between 11.2 and 12.2 million, depending on the plan design and when the expanded child credit begins to phase out, according to a report released March 30 by the Urban Institute.</p>