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Jeff Cousins said:
Very true. As for mine, I'm putting it in the savings account and ignoring it until I really, really want something. Which means I'm really not contributing to Mr Bush's "Economic Recovery."
Wendy
Moab Utah (one more day)
BernieD
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wendycoke said:
Wendy
If you e-file you can send in your check on April 15th with a special payment form.
If we can't decide what we want to do with ours a little birdie has let us know that our granddaughters in Illinois need a new swing set. (That means we will double the boost to the economy because we will have to do something to keep it even with the two girls in Hawaii. ;D
Oops, my mistake. We didn't pay, but applied the small overpayment to this year's first quarter estimate. I paid the balance by check, so they don't have our bank account number. I'll be waiting for the snail mail check in mid-June, I guess. Just in time for my birthday 
John From Detroit
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Well, I got a refund, Promptly via Direct Deposit
However the stimulus payment I've not seen yet.. And I'm in the second band, which means I should have gotten paid in the 2nd week. but I did not.
However the stimulus payment I've not seen yet.. And I'm in the second band, which means I should have gotten paid in the 2nd week. but I did not.
Tom and Margi
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John In Detroit said:
Stimulus payments begain April 28 for electronic filers. Next week is the second week.
Margi
bill40
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My son received his Friday his last two numbers are 75. Mine are 78, I guess we will be in the next mailing.I know ours will get some use as both the grandkids birthdays are coming up. At 7.3mpg I guess we all know where a good chunk of it will go.
Bill
Bill
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bill40 said:
Our last 2 digits are 75 also but we still haven't seen any deposit information. We did have direct deposit of some of our 2007 overpayment.
Morris
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They must have skipped me im 54
im 54rvbigs
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Ive been delivering actual checks already to people who didnt e file. I did e file and mine is due the 9th.
Morris
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i efiled through H&R Block with direct deposit. Hope it gets here soon. Will make my move that much easier.
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blueblood
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My payment showed in account today ssn ends in 34 so its right on schedulei.e. they said by May 9th
John From Detroit
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Yup... Mine showed up this morning.. Lunch, some bills, some flowers for the front porch, a new battery for my big flashlight and I have just enough left for a new battery for this laptop (Current one is down to 33% capacity)
Easy come, quickly gone
Easy come, quickly gone
Morris
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John In Detroit said:
Woot one more for the minority. Most (about 70%) people are planning on putting it in savings. So much for an economy boost.
John From Detroit
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Money in savings....
Well, let's say you put a dollar in the bank, at 3% interest, in oh, say 1948, it's now 2008, or sixty years later
now at 3 percent your money doubles about once very 24 years, so sixty years is 2.5 doubling periods
So the dollar.. Would be worth 2,4,6 bucks today
In 1948, Bread was what,, Nickel a loaf.. So that buck was 20 loaves of bread
Today... I just paid 5 bucks for a loaf of bakery bread this afternoon. About as good that the nickel loaf
So your 20 loaves of bread,, Has "Grown" to one loaf and a cookie.
Well, let's say you put a dollar in the bank, at 3% interest, in oh, say 1948, it's now 2008, or sixty years later
now at 3 percent your money doubles about once very 24 years, so sixty years is 2.5 doubling periods
So the dollar.. Would be worth 2,4,6 bucks today
In 1948, Bread was what,, Nickel a loaf.. So that buck was 20 loaves of bread
Today... I just paid 5 bucks for a loaf of bakery bread this afternoon. About as good that the nickel loaf
So your 20 loaves of bread,, Has "Grown" to one loaf and a cookie.
Morris
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The only way that savings pays off, that is if you aren't constantly paying into it, is if you have an outrageous amount of money in the bank. Take your 3% for example. In order to maintain my current living standards, barring inflation, I would have to have 2,000,000 in a 3% account. That would give me ruffly 60,000 per year in interest, about what I make with military pay. Of course that is without working or paying more into the account.
Morris
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A little side note, if you got a refund loan of any type then you will get the check not the direct deposit even if the funds were sent to your account.
