$750 Stimulus Checks in 2025: Which States Are Sending Payments and Who Qualifies?

As inflation continues to strain household budgets, several U.S. states are stepping up with targeted relief payments in 2025. While there’s no new federal stimulus, states like Arizona, Georgia, and New Mexico are offering direct payments—some up to $750—to help residents manage rising costs.

Arizona: Up to $750 for Low-Income Households

Arizona has launched the “Cost of Living Assistance Fund,” providing payments up to $750 for qualifying low-income households. To be eligible, residents must submit their applications by May 31, 2025. Eligibility criteria include income thresholds and residency requirements.

Georgia: One-Time Tax Rebates Up to $500

Georgia is distributing one-time tax rebates funded by a $1 billion state surplus. Eligible residents can receive:

• $500 for joint filers

• $375 for heads of households

• $250 for single taxpayers

To qualify, individuals must have filed both 2023 and 2024 tax returns by May 1, 2025. Most payments will be issued electronically by late May or early June.

New Mexico: $750 Monthly Guaranteed Income in Albuquerque

In Albuquerque, New Mexico, a new guaranteed income program is providing $750 monthly payments to selected residents for three years. This initiative aims to support individuals facing economic challenges.

How to Check Your Eligibility and Apply

Eligibility requirements vary by state but generally include:

• Meeting specific income thresholds

• Residency in the issuing state

• Filing recent state tax returns

• Additional criteria such as dependents or participation in assistance programs

For the most accurate information, visit your state’s official Department of Revenue or equivalent agency website.

Key Takeaways

• Arizona: Up to $750 for low-income households; apply by May 31, 2025.

• Georgia: One-time rebates up to $500; must have filed 2023 and 2024 tax returns by May 1, 2025.

• New Mexico (Albuquerque): $750 monthly payments for selected residents over three years.

Stay informed by checking your state’s official channels for the latest updates on relief programs and eligibility criteria.