The stimulus bill is not $1 trillion after all but $787 billion is no small number either. Our president will likely sign off on it to become law as early as Monday. Since we can’t foresee and compare the future with and without the bill, it’s almost impossible to give an objective opinion on whether this is actually a good thing or not. One thing for sure though is that we (the tax payers) will be paying for it for a very long time, and that the Chinese government will become even more important to the states as they will likely be the buyer of our debt.
What do you think it’s next for the government? Are we going to get a 3rd stimulus bill?
Personal Finance Articles
- My Two Dollars weighs in on what he thinks of the taxes that are imposed on cigarettes and whether smokers should pay a premium on healthcare. What do you think?
- Canadian Capitalist asks how the recession is affecting you and got quite a few responses. How about you? Did you even feel it?
- ABCs talk a little about dividend cuts and increases. Lately, dividends of companies have been under bright spotlight as so many big companies are slashing dividends and trying to reserve cash. Do you invest in dividend paying companies and are you worried that they will cut their dividends?
- Remember my Nuru personal finance cards giveaway? Blunt Money is giving some away too!
- Cash Money Life hosted a guest post talking about ways to get rid of your gambling addiction. A must read if you (or know someone) with this problem.
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