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themaguffin

(3,826 posts) Thu Feb 4, 2021, 04:49 PM Feb 2021

There are a lot of people who made decent money in 2019, but lost their jobs in 2020 & are

getting screwed in the discussion of the checks.

2019 income is irrelevant now UNLESS say, we're talking about capping the checks at a seriously high amount to an income group that typically has a lot of saved money. etc.

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There are a lot of people who made decent money in 2019, but lost their jobs in 2020 & are (Original Post) themaguffin Feb 2021 OP

Yeah I Know a Lot of Professionals Who Had Their Compensation Packages Rearranged Too Stallion Feb 2021 #1

Agreed. dixiechiken1 Feb 2021 #2

Stallion

(6,476 posts)

1. Yeah I Know a Lot of Professionals Who Had Their Compensation Packages Rearranged Too

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Thu Feb 4, 2021, 04:51 PM

Feb 2021

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resulting in a significant loss of income from 2019

dixiechiken1

(2,113 posts)

2. Agreed.

Reply to themaguffin (Original post)

Thu Feb 4, 2021, 04:57 PM

Feb 2021

I know my personal situation is much, much different than it was in 2019. We could certainly use the money. They change the income limits as is being discussed, Mr. Dixie & I get nothing. *sigh*

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