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WEBINAR SIGN UP: Join Personal Finance Insider for a Q&A about paying bills Friday at 1 p.m. ET

May 12, 2020, 02:01 IST
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  • Business Insider invites you to a free, live webinar answering questions about paying bills and managing loans in the current economic climate.
  • The Q&A event will take place at 1 p.m. E.T. on Friday, May 15, in Zoom's webinar format.
  • Sign up for the webinar here.
  • Submit emailed questions ahead of time to yourmoney@businessinsider.com.
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It's hard to overstate the impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on Americans' financial lives.

Mass layoffs, furloughs, and pay cuts are leaving tens of millions of people hanging in the balance as they readjust their budgets to cover expenses and attempt to plan for a wholly unpredictable future.

Under the massive emergency relief package called the CARES Act, about 150 million Americans are getting one-time cash payments — widely known as stimulus checks — of up to $1,200, plus additional payments for children under age 17. Federal student-loan borrowers also get some relief with automatic forbearance until September 30.

These are welcome lifelines, but there may be even more financial assistance available to you.

If you've found yourself without steady income during this time, you might be wondering: Can I put off of my auto loan or credit-card payments? Do I have to apply for deferment or is it automatic? What about my mortgage or rent? If I accept payment assistance from my bank, will my credit score be affected?

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To answer these questions and more, Business Insider is inviting you to a free, live webinar. The Q&A event will take place at 1 p.m. E.T. on Friday, May 15, in Zoom's webinar format. It will be limited to 100 attendees, but we will be recording the Q&A and sharing it later.

The conversation will be hosted by Tanza Loudenback, personal finance correspondent, and Laura Grace Tarpley, associate editor of banking and mortgages.

Sign up for the webinar here.

Submit emailed questions ahead of time to yourmoney@businessinsider.com.

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