In cases where the BLS provider is not doing it as a regular course of his job, not expecting compensation or finds the victim unconscious, the law protects him from lawsuits. The Good Samaritan Law is meant to encourage bystanders with BLS skills to provide help without fear of future litigation.f you're looking to get into the medical field, either as someone providing direct patient care, or even as a worker in a clinic or hospital setting who doesn't deal with patients or clients on a regular basis, chances are you're going to need BLS, or Basic Life Support certification. Other People Are Reading.
Walmart will be offering a flat rate fee of either $3 and $6 check cashing. They will also be offering lower costs on filing and tax preparation including free in-store federal Form 1040EZ filing. Walmart cashes most types of pre-printed checks, as well as payroll cards and eligible government benefit cards. Walmart cashes tax refund checks and cards up to $1,000 for $3 and tax refund checks up to $7,500 for $6, offering significant savings over many other check cashers. Walmart cashes checks in 47 states, excluding New York, New Jersey. The average tax refund is $2,902 which means Americans could spend up to $90 just to receive their tax refund according to the FDIC.
If you had a $1,000 tax refund check, you'd pay $24.90 upfront. By contrast, Walmart, Meijer and Kroger offer better deals. Walmart charges a maximum of $3 if your refund check is less than $1,000. Or you'd pay $6 to cash a refund check that's bigger than that amount. The limit is up to $7,500 on a check. The Walmart customer can receive cash or have the money loaded onto a Walmart MoneyCard, which is a reloadable prepaid card that can be used where MasterCard Debit or Visa Debit are accepted. Kroger will charge $3 to cash a tax refund check or other checks of up to $2,000 and then charge $5 starting at $2,000.01. The latest marketing twist involves getting a prepaid card to have tax refund money directly deposited on that card.