The CARES Act made it possible for those who were impacted by the coronavirus to defer payments and have it not negatively affect their credit. 

Consider Additional IdeasWhen life starts to resemble pre-coronavirus times and it’s safe to do so, here are some not-so-socially distanced ideas you can use to welcome new neighbors and create a sense of community: Host a block party Invite the new neighbors over for dinner Arrange a playdate if you both have kids Take your dogs to the dog park together Invite them to your local clubs and sports meetings Offer to help unpack or move boxes Invite them to go with you to the park or beachIf you’re unsure of which direction to go in, think about what would make you feel welcome if you were moving into a new neighborhood.

Worse, in a county of 10 million residents, the coronavirus has had a disproportionate effect on Latinos, who comprise 40 percent of the state's population but 55 percent of all confirmed Covid-19 cases and 46.5 percent of all deaths.

What they're not considering is RISK (see Coronavirus) and PEACE.Wipe out the debt first. 

In the early weeks of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, fears of a protracted lock down caused demand for toilet paper to far outstrip supply.

I'm afraid that might take too long as the heirs have been waiting, we've been in probate for nearly 2 years and with coronavirus and the passing of my father it might be much longer.

Do you think that since we are at the tail end of the pandemic (I hope) that the jobs being lost due to the Corona virus was a thing of the past (early and mid pandemic) are behind us?

However, the surge in coronavirus cases in the early winter made the slowdown more pronounced.

The noises don’t bother me, and due to coronavirus I don’t want people in my apt for unnecessary reasons.

Good for the economy, bad for Coronavirus.