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Biden to Unveil $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Package


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Key elements of the pandemic relief plan include, according to transition and congressional officials:

- An increase in direct payments to $2,000 from the $600 approved in December

- Supplementary and extended unemployment insurance benefits

- Money for state and local governments

- Funding for vaccine distribution

- Tax credits for families with children

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Economy

That's quite large :duck:

 

Guess the Fed will have to keep printing they money :lolly:

 

If the US in such financial position is gonna spend that much let's hope they at least make it count properly this time and allocate it where it will matter most (struggling individuals and businesses especially small businesses)

 

Edit: Also title says $1.5 Trillion while tweet says $1.9 Trillion

 

tell the truth GIF

 

 

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ThisGuyTony
4 minutes ago, Economy said:

That's quite large :duck:

 

Guess the Fed will have to keep printing they money :lolly:

 

If the US in such financial position is gonna spend that much let's hope they at least make it count properly this time and allocate it where it will matter most (struggling individuals and businesses especially small businesses)

 

Edit: Also title says $1.5 Trillion while tweet says $1.9 Trillion

 

tell the truth GIF

 

 

Typo on my part. :toofunny: 

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Mindblown

Can we just...keep giving away money like this? Like give me my check, but I'm concerned. Will this deflate the dollar?

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PartySick
4 minutes ago, Brainiac said:

Looking forward to my $2,000 check!

Looking forward to everyone getting their checks as I've not gotten either the $1,200 or $600 ones :kiss:

Whimsical bitch
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Dr Fudge

So the question is: do we get $1400 in addition to the $600 we already received, or straight up $2000 more? 

Been a cuff touple, a puff bupple, a tough couple of years.
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HotLikeMexico
9 minutes ago, PartySick said:

Looking forward to everyone getting their checks as I've not gotten either the $1,200 or $600 ones :kiss:

Why is that? In their system I was barred from getting the first check for some odd reason but I provided supplemental info and proof and got the first check. Because of that I got the 600 no issue and got it as soon as it went out.

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KillerMonster

That sounds awesome. But we are already in SO, SO, SO much debt. I’m not sure how it’s going to pan out. Where is all this money coming from? 

Don’t play with me, it just hurts me.
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23 minutes ago, Economy said:

That's quite large :duck:

 

Guess the Fed will have to keep printing they money :lolly:

 

If the US in such financial position is gonna spend that much let's hope they at least make it count properly this time and allocate it where it will matter most (struggling individuals and businesses especially small businesses)

 

Edit: Also title says $1.5 Trillion while tweet says $1.9 Trillion

 

tell the truth GIF

 

 

it's encouraging at least on the surface so far that this seems like it will do more to help individuals and small businesses. However, they REALLY need to tighten the loopholes on what is a small business. I'm with you, there.

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