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All these stimuli are going to lower our debt rating and cause inflation. Trump (though not his fault) will go down as the all time king of national debt (by a lot).

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Has anybody figured out that our government is basically paying us to stay home and do nothing?

Which I have noticed is something many here have been complaining about it doing for years with welfare...

Guess what? they just got us all hooked....


If that is the case they owe me a few more checks.

All these stimuli are going to lower our debt rating and cause inflation. Trump (though not his fault) will go down as the all time king of national debt (by a lot).

I still don't know why students and the retired are getting checks when they've lost zero income. Or a family of two that both can work from home.


Makes zero sense. The checks should be for people who lost income, period. Business owners, laid off employees, etc. Giving them to social security recipients is nothing more than a cheap ploy for votes in November.
 
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The $2 Trillion divided by the 360 million population is $5,555 each give or take.

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The $2 Trillion divided by the 360 million population is $5,555 each give or take.

Reckoning Day is not going to be pretty.


If it makes you feel better that is only one round of four or five. Then you can toss in all the money the fed is printing.



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The $2 Trillion divided by the 360 million population is $5,555 each give or take.

Reckoning Day is not going to be pretty.


You need to subtract 50M+ to account for the under 18 segment as most of them don't work. I'm sure there's other segments who will bump that number up as wll. Regardless, it's more than $5,555 per share.
 
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Wall Street Journal article explains all the details. Basically they are using your 2018 or 2019 return if filed for an advance amount. When they have 2020 income reported the amount could be adjusted but you wouldn't have to pay any back if your actual 2020 income made you unqualified.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/e...od=trending_now_pos3
 
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I checked my account at the credit union today and see a direct deposit of $1200 dated for the 15th from the IRS. Anyone else?

I just got mine.



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I checked my account at the credit union today and see a direct deposit of $1200 dated for the 15th from the IRS. Anyone else?

I just got mine.

Yup, direct deposit.


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Mine was just added early this morning.


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No stimulus payment, but the IRS tax payment for money I owed for 2019 is showing!
I just checked https://www.irs.gov/coronaviru...omic-impact-payments.
The IRS response was that they had NO bank info! BULL, IRS debited my bank this morning for scheduled 2019 $ owed & both my wife & I receive SS checks into two different banks.

Most of my tax clients are self-employed & as of this morning none have received any SBA PPP or EIDL loan money. It appears most banks have filed PPP for their larger clients & left the small ones holding. Banks get 1% of the loan & 1% of a $1 million loan is greater than 1% of a $100,000 loan.

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