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The Third Man 11-18-10 04:39 PM

Use the so called stimulus funds....
 
Unemployment extension denied: House votes against extended jobless benefits

the measure fell despite winning a 258-154 majority

Remember The Democrats are the majority.

http://www.examiner.com/business-hea...bless-benefits

Ducimus 11-18-10 04:52 PM

How long is unemployment good for, and what were they trying to extend it to?

The Third Man 11-18-10 04:53 PM

ok u

Ducimus 11-18-10 04:59 PM

Seriously. I don't know. The way things have been going, I figure my days are numbered, so I might need to use those benefits before too long myself.

The Third Man 11-18-10 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Ducimus (Post 1537845)
How long is unemployment good for, and what were they trying to extend it to?

Read the post.

gimpy117 11-18-10 06:25 PM

maybe we should start NEW new deal programs. Im sure theres a lot of stuff that all these unemployed workers could be doing....

CaptainHaplo 11-19-10 01:31 AM

The issue is with how it is going to be paid for. Republicans want to use unspent TARP funds that are sitting there not being used. Dems want to apply it to the deficit.

Republicans were elected on the platform of paying for what they purchase. Voters understand that means that the cuts won't be pleasant. When the new congress is active, it will get ugly. But there was NO reason for the Dems to try to stick this onto the deficit. The Dems continue to ignore their own "Pay-go" rule. And they wonder why they just got hammered........

SteamWake 11-19-10 09:02 AM

Funds sitting there not being used :haha: :har:

The goverment is broke... no beyond broke.. deeply in debt. There is no money sitting around.

Armistead 11-19-10 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Ducimus (Post 1537845)
How long is unemployment good for, and what were they trying to extend it to?

Just remember to draw right away. They base it on your last quarter of pay. When the company I worked for over 20 years closed down, I lived off my savings for a year, then filed. I couldn't draw because I had no recent pay quarter. I'm 47 and worked fulltime since age 16 and never drew. Luckily I got through it.

AVGWarhawk 11-19-10 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Ducimus (Post 1537857)
Seriously. I don't know. The way things have been going, I figure my days are numbered, so I might need to use those benefits before too long myself.

My best advise Duci is getting your feelers out there now while still gainfully employeed.

SteamWake 11-19-10 12:20 PM

Wonder how many pepole are 'shocked' when they find out that UEC is taxible income :yep:

Wonder what percentage of that tax is actually recovered.

August 11-19-10 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Ducimus (Post 1537857)
Seriously. I don't know. The way things have been going, I figure my days are numbered, so I might need to use those benefits before too long myself.

We have some students here that have been on unemployment for almost 2 years now. Extension after extension. It's almost become a way of life for some people.

FWIW I hope you don't loose your job, especially where you live.

August 11-19-10 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by SteamWake (Post 1538472)
Wonder how many pepole are 'shocked' when they find out that UEC is taxible income :yep:

Wonder what percentage of that tax is actually recovered.

Most if not all of it seeing as last I heard they deduct it automatically from your check.


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