$5,072.34
That’s $700 billion divided by approximately 138 million U.S. taxpayers. That would sure put the year’s previous stimulus tax rebate to shame. (Remember that? Guess it didn’t work.) Just sayin’.
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Thank God it got knocked down in Congress today.
I came up with $5072.46… rounded down. I wish they’d just let the market run its course…
OMGosh 5Gs sounds soo good right now!!
Way better than that fake stimulus