kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
I would love to see the sign language interpreter when that happens.
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Animal Poor!
Hijinx
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That will be easy, It can be done with one Finger pointed at republican voters.
Lol. I won't see a penny of the $1,400 but my taxes are going to pay for it. Can't wait for you to tell me how I'm rich and not struggling.
easyliving45
Active Member
So either you are single and cant afford to live on 80k a year or you are a head of household and cant live on $120k.
Neither makes much sense.
Be a good match, too. Barry got his for doing absolutely nothing...so Joe could too. ;-)
This_person
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Nope, try again.
This_person
Well-Known Member
Actually, I know that's how it works.
By 2050, interest payments will consume nearly half of all tax revenue and push annual budget deficits to 12.6 percent of GDP — the equivalent of $2.5 trillion today.
That link should satisfy your need for biased reporting - it's from the Washington Post.
This_person
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Who are you to say what someone else needs to live on? How is that even a metric to use?
easyliving45
Active Member
Can you show me how $1,400 payments turn into $6,000 of individual tax liability as you claimed?
easyliving45
Active Member
I'm not. The OP said the they are struggling and not rich and not eligible for the stimulus.
Therefore what i wrote must be true.
This_person
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No, because that's not what I claimed.
What I can do is show how $1.9T in spending, deficit spending at that, turns into no less than $6K per taxpayer. Would you like to see that?
This_person
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Your logic is that if someone else said something that you didn't understand, then what you said in response must be true?
That's not how it works.
Do you believe tax rates should be different based on one's income? If so, why?
easyliving45
Active Member
easyliving45
Active Member
I've answered that question three times now. One of which was a link. You've had three chances to educate yourself. Instead you've lied about your posts and ignored my responses. Why should i waste anymore time on you?
You have no moral or ethically consistency.
This_person
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What lie?
You, personally, get $1400. You will be charged, via taxes, at least $6,000 to get that $1400.
You made the point that the same bill that is costing you $6,000 at a minimum also gives other things - not a one is a direct help to you, personally.
Thus, you are being charged, through your taxes, at least $6k to get a $1400 check.
I'm completely consistent in that.
This_person
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Link?
easyliving45
Active Member
This_person
Well-Known Member
What lie?
You, personally, get $1400. You will be charged, via taxes, at least $6,000 to get that $1400.
You made the point that the same bill that is costing you $6,000 at a minimum also gives other things - not a one is a direct help to you, personally.
Thus, you are being charged, through your taxes, at least $6k to get a $1400 check.
I'm completely consistent in that.
I work at the Navy Yard in DC. Find a home for sale within commutable distance that follows this rule please:
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I max out my TSP as I’m planning to retire at some point. My truck is paid off; I own a townhouse down in southern Maryland that I rent out. I bought it as a foreclosure and renovated it while living there; I take home a couple hundo a month after everything’s paid for. 15 year mortgage though, so that’s nice (part of my retirement plan). That extra income is what pushes me up just over the $80k threshold. If I didn’t have that $1300 a month rent check coming in, I’d get the stimulus check. Remember, that’s $1300 before I pay my mortgage, insurance, taxes, HOA, etc. on a $140k house.
I have my main home; I paid $280k for it 4 years ago. It was an absolute sh!thole, which is why I was able to get it. I have completely gutted all 3 bathrooms, redone all the flooring, patched all the holes, redone wiring, etc. I’ve had to do all work myself because go ahead and do the math...that $280k home is about all I should be able to afford on my salary. That doesn’t leave much left over for paying someone to make the home liveable.
If I did not have that skillset, I’d be forced to buy a home that isn’t in need of a ton of repairs. Please find one for me in commutable distance to the Navy Yard that I can afford on $80k AGI a year.
The only reason I’m able to have the rental unit is because I buy used vehicles (no loans) and put cash for everything. I have no debt besides the houses. Keep in mind that people I work with who have the same degree as me tend to carry student loan payments that are as much as the $140k mortgage alone. Not to mention vehicle loans.
I think you don’t fully understand how expensive it is to live on your own, especially in the DC area.