They can do both. Checks for everyone now to help the people who need them in the coming weeks, beefed up unemployment for the people who are gonna need it in the coming months, and taxes next year for the people that didn't need the checks that were sent out.
This is prolly the easiest and most effective way. Which means it won't happen.
They're not credit cards in any sense. They'd literally be debit; you could remove the money right out of it into straight cash.
Except even the cards issued by the government come with high fees to do so.
If you're in the right bracket, you'll get something. Spend it. It's what they want.
I'm wondering the same. I moved 8 months ago and haven't yet filed my taxes with my new address on it. My drivers license still has my old address, my voter registration is the old address, for all I know the government has no idea where I actually live. (Hello, NSA)
Was listening to the guy in charge of TARP when we bailed out the banks in 2008. His lesson learned was that allowing that domino effect to happen will cause more of a lasting impact than the immediate finincial burden of doing exactly what you said.
Did you fill out a change of address with the USPS when you moved? If so they'll forward to your new address for the first year. If you didn't then they outline how to notify them and government agencies of your new address here: https://www.usa.gov/post-office#item-37197
If they aren't discussing this they are dumber than I already thought they were.
If your area becomes a hotspot it could go on full scale lockdown at any time and only a very few select jobs will be working, what if your work from home suddenly doesn't work, etc. There are so many cases where you think you're fine til you're not and it's super complicated trying to account from who "needs" it vs who doesn't.
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I'm starting to think we should slow all of this down until the public has a good look at what is in that bill. I have a feeling way too much of that is going to corporations.Fed will make up to $4 trillion in loans to businesses to rescue the U.S. economy, Mnuchin says
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Sunday the Fed will play a key role in lending funds to businesses damaged by the pullback in activity caused by the...
4 trillion in forgivable loans to businesses but people will fret about how to pay for the 500 billion to the people.
They want to rush this to a vote ASAP so exactly that doesnt happen.
Watch the airlines and oil companies get 500 billion just by themselves.
This is what I've been saying for days. People are forced to cough up money for their homes or apartments when the economy has essentially screeched to a halt. It makes no sense. Landlords shouldn't be leeching off everyone when interest rates are 0%.
student loan repayments are paused for 2 months
They sure as hell don't. I had to log into my account to even find out that you have to opt in for COVID-19 forebearance.
undercover maga chud probably
Fed will make up to $4 trillion in loans to businesses to rescue the U.S. economy, Mnuchin says
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Sunday the Fed will play a key role in lending funds to businesses damaged by the pullback in activity caused by the...
