Here's an update on what DOGE $5,000 stimulus check is about, if you would qualify and could a DOGE refund really happen.

Because a plan of having DOGE turn some of its claimed government savings into dividend checks to return to the American people has been flirted with. It began on social media as a pitch from Azoria investment firm CEO James Fishback.

Will reported savings from government cuts by DOGE be turned into checks sent to the American people? Here's what we know

Americans continue to wonder about the possibility of DOGE stimulus checks. Here's where things stand and how the idea originated.

Speculation is swirling about a potential $5,000 stimulus check. Here's what to know about a possible dividend payout in 2025.

James Fishback said that anyone who files a federal income tax return and pays federal income tax would qualify.

Some New Jersey members of Congress have expressed concern, noting that the cuts needed to make the checks a reality could hurt "everyday people."

After being proposed last month, some Americans may be wondering what the status is of the DOGE stimulus checks. Here's where it stands

The proposed $5,000 DOGE stimulus would be issued per household, rather than to each individual taxpayer, including those receiving Social Security benefits.