India, March 26 -- Despite widespread anticipation, the arrival of the $5,000 windfall from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) remains uncertain, leaving several Americans eager for more details.

While numerous questions remain unanswered, US President Donald Trump indicated he is considering returning some of the savings generated by DOGE under Elon Musk's leadership to taxpayers.

As of March 25, DOGE has reported $118 billion in savings from various federal spending cuts. Musk has set a goal of reducing federal spending by $1 trillion by September, USA Today reported.

James Fishbeck, an investment manager who briefly worked with Vivek Ramaswamy during DOGE's early days, revealed that the idea of dividend payments "was ins...