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snooper2

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7. interesting, so what is enough income where people won't need the basic assistance?
Fri Oct 20, 2017, 03:35 PM
Oct 2017

Give some numbers...

Say one makes 60K a year, can afford a decent $125,000 house, in Texas at least. Has enough for one beater car and one car payment. Has two kids and a spouse that doesn't work.
Is that okay?

So what if a person make 26K a year, can't do much with that. Do they get the free house and food and health care and utilities (which I assume includes cable, that is a basic right). They quit the 26K a year job. Who is going to do that job? Are all jobs now having to start at 40K a year, 60K? That is a minimum wage of $20 an hour FYI.


Math works- show us some!


FYI-
First guaranteed debt free payment free homes - LOL

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