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In reply to the discussion: So I opened my paycheck today---well---actually I get direct deposit.... [View all]lunatica
(53,410 posts)122. I am so glad I don't know you
I've been having financial trouble for years. Just since 2010 I was laid off, then rehired, my mother died of pancreatic cancer, then I had to declare bankruptcy and got it, then I went through the foreclosure process until my mortgage company finally gave me a loan modification. And every month I have no money at all for the last two weeks because I don't get paid enough. When my mother was alive we did OK, but that ended when she died.
Yet I manage to not be angry at every single person who dares to be a little optimistic.
You anger is really ugly.
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So I opened my paycheck today---well---actually I get direct deposit.... [View all]
trumad
Jan 2013
OP
Good counter point. And thanks for your other thread. You have my respect, sir.
freshwest
Jan 2013
#1
To hidden post/poster, The answer is, we are all going to have to give it back,with tons of interest
stevenleser
Jan 2013
#137
people don't have to cash tax rebate checks and even if you do you can send it right back to the IRS
RB TexLa
Jan 2013
#12
I had $2.40 less. I think I can handle this for a future of having social security.
glowing
Jan 2013
#6
The reaction can be linked to the fact these folks are in Denial of being misled. Silly Fools
Gkdemonut
Jan 2013
#119
The tax holiday was designed to stimulate the economy when the economy was weak.
bluestate10
Jan 2013
#39
Actually I really do care and you are very correct - I did not mean to come across as callous.
airplaneman
Jan 2013
#73
A lot of people ae right on edge budget-wise and this will push them over that edge.
roamer65
Jan 2013
#115
I thought it was a creative way (2 years ago) to quick,give Americans a bit of extra spending money.
Sunlei
Jan 2013
#58
Yes. Acting like this increase is no big deal because you will not miss the money...
NCTraveler
Jan 2013
#80
You really think that taking care of the elderly is just a lower and middle class duty?
roamer65
Jan 2013
#121
You would jeopardise those who depend solely on Social Security to make a point?
Kingwithnothrone
Jan 2013
#131