dmfnclcd： $1,050 in relief directly loaded onto debit card to be sent out in January

 Beginning in October, officials began distributing the payments as part of the state's middle-class tax rebate, sending about $9.5 billion to California residents, according to Dynamics Finance. The money can be delivered via direct deposit or as a prepaid debit card, which may take longer to get in the mail.

To be eligible, a resident's 2020 tax return must be filed by October 15, 2021, and the filer cannot be listed as a dependent. Payments will vary based on a person's marital status and annual income.

Married couples filing jointly can get $400 to $1,050, while heads of household can get anywhere from $200 to $700, depending on a person's income and the number of dependents.

Dynamics Finance said state officials began issuing a second round of one-off payments to eligible residents on October 28, noting that the money should arrive by mid-November. It's uncertain how long it will take for all payments to be made, with the last payment expected to arrive at the end of January.

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