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b. No

[DISPLAY; shown on the same screen as Q8a]

2) Payroll cards are cards used by employers instead of a paycheck or direct
deposit. These cards can be used to make purchases at many stores, and to
make online payments and ATM withdrawals. They usually have a Visa, Mas-
terCard, or American Express logo on them.

[SP; shown on the same screen as Q8a]

8b. Have you used a payroll card in the past 12 months?
a. Yes
b. No

[DISPLAY; shown on the same screen as Q8a]

3) Government issued prepaid cards are used by some people to receive their gov-
ernment benefits. Examples of the types of benefits that may be delivered this
way are unemployment, food assistance (EBT), and Social Security (Direct
Express). These cards can be used to make purchases or payments, but may
have restrictions on what you can buy and where you can use them.

[SP; shown on the same screen as Q8a]

8c. Have you used agovernment issued prepaid card in the past 12 months?
a. Yes

b. No

[PROGRAM INSTRUCTION]

DEFINITIONS. MAKE ALL INSTANCES FOR general purpose prepaid card,
payroll card, and government card IN THE SURVEY CLICKABLE. DISPLAY A
CORRESPONDING DEFINITION. Let the “clickable” text as a simple popup
window that pops up in a smaller separate window every time R click on the phrase.

General purpose prepaid card. General purpose prepaid cards are loaded with
money and can be used to make payments in stores and online, much like a
debit card. These cards usually have a Visa, MasterCard, or American
Express logo on them. Examples include the Green Dot card, NetSpend card,
or American Express Bluebird card.

Payroll card. Payroll cards are cards used by employers instead of a paycheck
or direct deposit. These cards can be used to make purchases at many stores,
and to make online payments and ATM withdrawals. They usually have a
Visa, MasterCard, or American Express logo on them.

Government card. Government issued prepaid cards are used by some people
to receive their government benefits. Examples of the types of benefits that
may be delivered this way are unemployment, food assistance (EBT), and
Social Security (Direct Express). These cards can be used to make purchases