The deep cuts to the federal workforce by the Department of Government Efficiency has led many, including President Trump, to speculate that the savings could be stimulus checks for taxpayers.

A social media post claiming the U.S. government would issue $5,000 stimulus checks, referred to as "DOGE dividends," on a make-believe date in February appears to have fooled some people online. Anti-Trump PAC The Lincoln Project posted on X,

President Trump and Elon Musk are talking about sharing some of the savings DOGE finds with taxpayers. Are we really going to get a check, and how much would it be for?

But don't add that bonus to your account just yet. That's because DOGE, the Department of Government Efficiency, ideally must meet its $2 trillion savings goal to make the kickback feasible. And that accomplishment is something even Elon Musk,

President Donald Trump said he's considering a plan to pay out $5,000 stimulus checks to taxpayers in the form of a 'DOGE dividend' during a speech.

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Wondering if you are going to get $5,000 from DOGE? Is it a DOGE dividend check, stimulus check or refund? Here's what to know on Trump's plan.

There’s been a lot of chatter about the possibility of another round of stimulus checks, and even Trump and Musk seem to be on board, but will it happen?

President Trump has floated the idea of giving taxpayers a $5,000 refund check as a dividend from savings created by DOGE. Here's what to know.