Anonymous
Post 07/27/2022 11:11     Subject: Why am I working so hard?

Do they have savings for college funds or a special needs trust for kids if they are unlikely to live independently as adults?
Do they have retirement savings?
Do they have an emergency fund if the furnace breaks or a car is totaled?

They may have the same things on the surface, in the moment - but you don’t know what’s under the surface. It’s possible you are treading water comfortably with the wiggle room to adjust to rising prices or minor setbacks. It’s possible they are paddling like mad and figuring out what they can cut back on to pay for groceries and gasoline.
Anonymous
Post 07/27/2022 10:28     Subject: Why am I working so hard?

Anonymous wrote:Amazing in this country a 300k+ earning household thinks they are entitled to stimulus money? Something is really wrong here.


Seriously. The entitlement and f-ed up priorities are astounding.
Anonymous
Post 07/27/2022 09:05     Subject: Why am I working so hard?

You really want her life? 120k/year in the DMV, 2 SN kids... they are hanging on by a thread financially and you are crying over 10k?
Ihatedumbsoccerparents
Post 07/27/2022 08:49     Subject: Why am I working so hard?

Anonymous wrote:Not to pile on but this post is bad and you should feel bad.


I agree, 300K looking for Stimulus...smh....even worst jealous of your SIL because they found a way to live on 1/3 of your salary...very very selfish person you are
Anonymous
Post 07/26/2022 11:04     Subject: Why am I working so hard?

Not to pile on but this post is bad and you should feel bad.
Anonymous
Post 07/25/2022 19:25     Subject: Why am I working so hard?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Amazing in this country a 300k+ earning household thinks they are entitled to stimulus money? Something is really wrong here.


Stimulus should be progressive if we have progressive taxes


Precisely. Since stimulus checks are paid from the existing pool of tax revenue, they are essentially refunds and should be delivered in proportion to the underlying progressive tax structure. So, pick a percentage: maybe 10%. A family that paid $50,000 in 2019 taxes receives a $5,000 stimulus check. A family that paid $10,000 in 2019 taxes receives $1,000. No lower or upper limits. Basically giving everyone a retroactive discount on previous taxes paid.


So you suggest billionaire like Warren Buffet should receive millions in stimulus? That’s such an absurd idea…


Absolutely! The dude pays millions in taxes. He deserves a massive stimulus check.