In the US we had to allocate the majority of the bill to bail out the rich.in Canada that cheque is $2000 per month for a maximum of 4 months.
I have ben fortunate if you can call being disabled for the last 10 years fortunate! Like a surgeon told me who was involved in my workmans comp case....you have the ebst there is! I have medicare part a and B amd I have what is called Medical and I have through the county what is know as Extra help which means basically I do not pay a dime for any of my care and I only pay a very small co pay for medicines something like $1.30 per perscription...lolA couple months of ObamaCare. Not really right now, I'm 65 so I'm on Medicare. But just last year and the year before I was paying 600-650 usd/month for ObamaCare.
shhh don`t let the cat out of the bag...in the end this is really chump change!!Most people will lose more then $1200 so I don't think it will help very much.
As far as I know I don't qualify cause I make enough over the limit. I read if you made over 75k it was like $5 less for every $100 over? Something like that.
I'm new to this club, so I think I will, but need more info.nothing for me....I am not sure us retired guys get to participate...
I thought everyone on ATOT makes over $100K ? Ain't getting a check.
it's true that 100$k is ATOT minimum wage
I just computed what I'd potentially get if what I said was true and it would only be $500 less than the total.Yes, but there is some debate as to how it is measured - some think it will be based on your reported income for 2018 - some think based on 2019.
Likewise, if you're married then the amounts change to a combined $150k with it phasing out at $198k
I just computed what I'd potentially get if what I said was true and it would only be $500 less than the total.
I dunno why I thought it would be so much off that I wouldn't be getting anything. Don't really care though; I make enough and still have a job so this ain't really important to me. But I'll take some of my tax money back I guess (even though government has to borrow more to pay for this lulz).
Edit: And it's $75k AGI so I'll actually get more, I think, cause I did the math with my base gross income.
I found what you’re looking for:
Yeah it is AGI... So while you can subtract your 401k contributions, and HSA/FSA contributions - you also would add up any interest income or capital gains income to that as well... Best to just whip out your 2018 tax return and take a look at the AGI line.
I read (WaPo) that 2020 income is actually what it's applied against. So they use 2018 or 2019 tax returns if available to determine if you get a check right now, and 2020 to decide how much you pay back or how much additional you get if your income goes down.
Not getting one but if I was there's no way I'd be "buying anything" with it. I already buy what I want and don't buy what I don't. It'd probably end up in savings eventually.
Yeak..knowing Trump they might send the check out and then want the money back......Straight into the checking account. Superfluous spending seems like a pretty bad life decision at this point.
fixedYeah..knowing congress, they might send the check out and then want the money back......