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https://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/third-stimulus-checks-are-on-the-way-calculate-your-payment-while-you-wait/
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Oh look, more stimulus money I won’t get.
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What discount rate should I use to NPV the massive negative cash flow from all the taxes and inflation related costs of living I'll be tossing out the window vs. the $1400 I won't get?
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Shouldn't make any difference what number you use.PurpleThrobber said:What discount rate should I use to NPV the massive negative cash flow from all the taxes and inflation related costs of living I'll be tossing out the window vs. the $1400 I won't get?
Slo Joe and his merry Men, women and various other sexes just pick a number and throw up.
$2000?
$1400?
$1.9 trillion (9% for Covid, of course)
Just pick one. It'll be ok.
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Excel exploded.Blu82 said:
Shouldn't make any difference what number you use.PurpleThrobber said:What discount rate should I use to NPV the massive negative cash flow from all the taxes and inflation related costs of living I'll be tossing out the window vs. the $1400 I won't get?
Slo Joe and his merry Men, women and various other sexes just pick a number and throw up.
$2000?
$1400?
$1.9 trillion (9% for Covid, of course)
Just pick one. It'll be ok.
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So when Trump's $2.2 trillion CARES act passed, were you equally pissed?Blu82 said:
Shouldn't make any difference what number you use.PurpleThrobber said:What discount rate should I use to NPV the massive negative cash flow from all the taxes and inflation related costs of living I'll be tossing out the window vs. the $1400 I won't get?
Slo Joe and his merry Men, women and various other sexes just pick a number and throw up.
$2000?
$1400?
$1.9 trillion (9% for Covid, of course)
Just pick one. It'll be ok. -
How much of that went overseas?1to392831weretaken said:
So when Trump's $2.2 trillion CARES act passed, were you equally pissed?Blu82 said:
Shouldn't make any difference what number you use.PurpleThrobber said:What discount rate should I use to NPV the massive negative cash flow from all the taxes and inflation related costs of living I'll be tossing out the window vs. the $1400 I won't get?
Slo Joe and his merry Men, women and various other sexes just pick a number and throw up.
$2000?
$1400?
$1.9 trillion (9% for Covid, of course)
Just pick one. It'll be ok.
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I guess in a way, it’s a good problem to haveUSMChawk said:Oh look, more stimulus money I won’t get.
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Somehow we ended up with a small check during round 1 of COVID stim. I think it was because of the kids I still have as dependents. I didn’t really look into the why, I just divvied it up to them. They were impacted due to the part time jobs they had were cut. So it was good to give them some spending $.
I didn’t need it. Honestly the kids didn’t “need” it either. -
You sound poor.BennyBeaver said:Somehow we ended up with a small check during round 1 of COVID stim. I think it was because of the kids I still have as dependents. I didn’t really look into the why, I just divvied it up to them. They were impacted due to the part time jobs they had were cut. So it was good to give them some spending $.
I didn’t need it. Honestly the kids didn’t “need” it either.
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Covid stiiimulous relief on average, totals almost $44,000 per taxpayer.
You above or below average?
