Are Americans getting a $5,000 DOGE dividend check, refund or other stimulus payments in 2025? Here's what to know about qualifications and status.

President Trump considered $5,000 stimulus checks funded by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) savings. DOGE savings are disputed, with claims ranging from $150 billion to $175 billion, and some cuts potentially leading to increased costs.

President Trump said he's considering a plan to pay $5,000 stimulus checks to taxpayers in the form of a 'DOGE dividend' during a speech in February.

Many Americans who have an adjusted gross income of under $40,000 owe little or no federal income tax, “especially after factoring in the effects of refundable tax credits, such as the child and earned-income credits,” according to the Pew Research Center.

The 'DOGE Dividend' proposal, backed by prominent figures, suggests a one-time payment to taxpayers. While termed a dividend, some argue it's more akin to a rebate, sparking debate over its true nature and intent.

June stimulus rumors swirl—state checks confirmed, DOGE dividend teased, and what to expect from 2025 payments across the U.S.

If you've ever seen headlines promising a "DOGE check" for $5,000, it's time to face reality: that payment is probably not coming. Despite the growing wave of expectations fueled b

President Donald Trump is scheduled to hold a news conference Friday with Elon Musk as the Tesla CEO departs his role as a special government employee overseeing the U.S. DOGE Service. “This will be his last day,

Rumors of a $5,000 DOGE stimulus check are spreading online. Here's what’s real, what’s not, and what experts say.