Second Stimulus Check Income Eligibility May Be Capped At $40,000

[Humble Narcissist]

People who suffered a loss of income or additional expenses due to the pandemic would definitely benefit by getting some "free money" from the government. The moratorium on evictions in many states will be ending soon. People who are still out of work and can't pay their rent including any back rent owed are gonna be shit out of luck and a roof over their heads.

Many people's incomes, including mine have remained stable. Also, there are a lot of folks who have not incurred noteworthy expenses because of the pandemic. There should be a way to channel payments to the folks who legitimately need them as a result of the virus and not give money to those of us who haven't seen any loss and don't expect to.

Yeah, but how do you sort out who needs it and who doesn't?  It was hard enough just getting the 1st round of stimulus checks out.

[Mr Anabolic]

I don't agree with you at all.  I was being a smartass.  You aren't buying shit with gold or silver.

Gold has only been money for thousands of years, but I guess your expert opinion changes all that - lol 

Most important than buying things with it, PMs hold value outside of the financial system, it is insurance against hyperinflation and a financial/banking system collapse.

Silver now approaching $20 oz.  The boat is sailing and you're missing it.

[Humble Narcissist]

Gold has only been money for thousands of years, but I guess your expert opinion changes all that - lol 

Most important than buying things with it, PMs hold value outside of the financial system, it is insurance against hyperinflation and a financial/banking system collapse.

Silver now approaching $20 oz.  The boat is sailing and you're missing it.

"Gold has only been money for thousands of years."  So what?  So was wampum.  Should I invest in wampum as well? Silver is approaching $20 an oz.  I bought silver years ago when it was $23 an oz.  Like I said before, there is nothing wrong with having a small amount of gold or silver for emergency purposes to trade in for cash but storing large amounts is stupid.  If hyperinflation hits it will not be useful at all.

[Mr Anabolic]

"Gold has only been money for thousands of years."  So what?  So was wampum.  Should I invest in wampum as well? Silver is approaching $20 an oz.  I bought silver years ago when it was $23 an oz.  Like I said before, there is nothing wrong with having a small amount of gold or silver for emergency purposes to trade in for cash but storing large amounts is stupid.  If hyperinflation hits it will not be useful at all.

Sure it will... like gold, it will maintain your purchasing power.

Are you dense?

[Humble Narcissist]

Sure it will... like gold, it will maintain your purchasing power.

Are you dense?

It won't maintain shit.  Go ahead and stock up and gold and sleep well at night thinking you are getting ahead.