It's a relief that not all lenders are requiring this letter because I am sure there are a lot of employers weary of signing such a possible liability, even with me being at the company for over 10 years.

We closed on election night to my relief as I didn't know how the market would react.Lessons learned: 1.

@Brett LeeCouple of points of reassurance - the first round of relief did help a great deal.

Amazing what small progress looks like and how much relief it brings even thought it is not much. 

The hardware store sells a steel "chair" to set the water heater on, that will meet this requirement.Always get a new temperature and pressure relief valve; don't re-use the one from the old heater. 

When consumers started to see a relief, then they would get back consuming and could off set the situation.  

Some highlights from your article:-create a rental assistance program to provide financial relief to small landlords-according to AB3088, are permitted to resume in February for those tenants who fail to pay at least 25% of their owed rent dating back to September.Screen properly, do your due diligence, won't be a problem. 

There are Government-backed relief programs across the nation designed to keep borrowers out of foreclosure.

Hi Ben,Okay, I've pondered this since last week - which gave me some time to do about 500 eye rolls, and scream to the heavens begging for relief from the whining of entitled people.

What we have seen are a combination of “helicopter monies” (stimulus checks, extended unemployment, loan/grant programs) and relief programs (relief for COVID treatment costs, renter relief programs) all of which have helped to keep the economy from collapsing and have prevented many people from suffering.