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I was taking a look at my flags, thinking how well travelled I was. Until I stopped to look at which countries I have a flag for, but never left the airport before moving on to my final destination.

For me, I’ve never entered Qatar, UAE, South Korea, or Tanzania, but I’ve flown through all of them. What about you?

Under the UnitedHealthcare network. I'd like to get on a different schedule and I know that many insurances only cover every 365 days, but I haven't seen that language in the plan documents.

Your member ID and group number have changed, so you'll need to update all of your providers with the new information.

On https://geha.com/, you'll also see that there is a new login portal. You'll need to register for a new account with those new ID numbers, although a SSN will work if you don't have your cards yet.

Source: The text of H.R. 1319 - American Rescue Act of 2021. Specifically, Sec. 9601.

You have 3 opportunities to qualify for a third stimulus payment. Each time one of these dates hits, the IRS will see how much stimulus you are owed based on the criteria.

1. Now - Based on your 2019 return if your 2020 return has not been processed. Based on your 2020 return if it has been processed.
2. 90 days after tax season ends (July 15, 2021 as of now) - This is July 15 if tax season does not get extended. Based on your 2020 tax return only.
3. **When you file taxes next year (Januar

I frequent the "Will I get a check?" megathread, and I see many questions from dependents asking about their checks. Don't shoot the messenger, but here is the answer.

Dependents, child or adult, do not receive a stimulus check.

If a dependent is claimed by someone who falls below the income limit, the claimer will receive stimulus money for claiming the dependent. They have no obligation to give this money to the child or adult dependent. It isn't the dependent's money.

If a dependent is claimed by someone who makes too much to qualify for a stimulus check, they will not receive money for cl