• Provides $1,400 for each adult and $1,400 for each dependent to Americans who make an annual income of $75,000 or under for those filing single and $150,000 or under for those married filing jointly.  
• Provides a partial direct cash payment to Americans who make an annual income between $75,000.01 and $80,000 for those filing single and between $150,000.01 and $160,000 for those married filing jointly. 
• Extends weekly $300 federal unemployment insurance plus ups through September 6, 2021. Also extends other unemployment insurance programs like Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA), for workers normally not covered by regular unemployment -- self-employed workers, 1099 employees, gig workers, etc. – and Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC), an extension for workers who have exhausted other unemployment insurance benefits. Both PUA and PEUC are extended to September 6, 2021.  
• Waives federal income taxes for the first $10,200 of unemployment benefits in 2020 for qualified individuals. 
• Adjusts ACA subsidies so qualifying individuals will not pay more than 8.5% of the household income for the benchmark plan. 
• Provides premium assistance for 100% of COBRA continuation of coverage for eligible individuals through September 31, 2021. 
• Increases Utility Assistance, Emergency Rental Assistance, and Homeowner Assistance.  

• Expands child tax credit to $3,000 for children older than 6 and $3,600 for children under age six and makes it fully refundable, and requires those payments be advanced to families on a regular basis. 
• Increases the amount of child care expenses that are eligible for tax credits. 
• Provides Connecticut with over $1 billion in funding to safely reopen schools. 
• Provides $7 billion nation-wide to expand broadband to ensure all students can complete their homework with reliable internet access. 
• Provides nearly $40 billion for grants to ensure child care providers keep their doors open. 

• Provides $7.5 billion for FEMA to establish vaccination sites nationwide and $7.5 billion for the CDC to prepare, monitor, administer and track vaccinations.  
• Provides $5.2 billion to Health and Human Services (HHS) to develop and manufacture vaccines, therapeutics, and medical products to treat and prevent COVID-19. 
• Provides $47.8 billion to HHS to detect, diagnose, trace, and mitigate the spread of COVID-19. 
• Provides $10 billion for the Defense Production Act to produce and purchase medical supplies and equipment, medical drugs and biological products.  
• $7.6 billion to HHS to expand and maintain and public health workforce. 

• Creates a nearly $30 billion Restaurant Revitalization Fund to help restaurants make up for lost revenue and help pay costs not covered under PPP. 
• Increases funding for the Economic Industry Disaster Loan Advance Program (EIDL) and re-establishes the State Small Business Credit Initiative. 
• Expands eligibility for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).  
• Authorizes additional funding for shuttered entertainment venues 
• Includes money for states and localities to keep firefighters, police officers, sanitation workers, and other public employees on the payroll.