If people are paying off debt such as credit cards, then essentially they are making room on the card for more purchases in the future - therefore spending still, but a bit later on...
The less debt that someone has hanging over them, the more likely they are to relax about spending in the future on non-essential items, so I don't really see that there is much difference in the long run?
Thank god I'm not the only one waiting so patiently to be stimulated. Where is our money!! I want to buy bubby some furniture and DD a trampoline for her birthday. I can't spend if rudd doesn't give it to me. Just trying to be a good citizen, LOL!
we're not entittled to it. Dh earns over the threshold and I earned under last yr as I was on mat leave for part of the year so effectively didn't pay tax (got all the tax I did pay back). So we miss out. And cause the kids aren't at school yet, we miss out on that.... We miss out on it all. I don't think it's very fair. We get NO help from FTB's and no stimulus payments.
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