Snowball
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Case 1: Single retail worker
$600/wk on top of Unemployment Benefits to the end of July.
$1200/adult, $500/child one time payment.
For example, you work in service sector, make $12/hr. That's $480/wk, take home $400
400 x 4 = $1,600/mo
April you made $1200, plus $1200 unemployment, plus $2,400 in $600/wk unemployment stimulus. That is $4,800 for April. May, June, July - $3,600/mo.
Working Result: 4 months =$5,600
Unemployed Result: 4 months = $15,600
Case 2: Empty Nest couple, breadwinner takes home $800/wk. Spouse takes home $400/wk
4 months working: $19,200
4 months unemployed: $13,200 for April. $8,400 for May/J/J = $38,400
Case 3: Breadwinner $1100/wk, Spouse does not work, 3 children
4 months working: $17,600
4 months unemployed: $24,700
- Near-Indefinite extensions for UI are automatic.
Added stimulus past July is already being worked on.
See how this adds fuel to the fire for Universal Basic Income and Free Housing (dubbed "Affordable" housing) ?
Moreover, Billions are on tap for rental help and foreclosure "relief".
$600/wk on top of Unemployment Benefits to the end of July.
$1200/adult, $500/child one time payment.
For example, you work in service sector, make $12/hr. That's $480/wk, take home $400
400 x 4 = $1,600/mo
April you made $1200, plus $1200 unemployment, plus $2,400 in $600/wk unemployment stimulus. That is $4,800 for April. May, June, July - $3,600/mo.
Working Result: 4 months =$5,600
Unemployed Result: 4 months = $15,600
Case 2: Empty Nest couple, breadwinner takes home $800/wk. Spouse takes home $400/wk
4 months working: $19,200
4 months unemployed: $13,200 for April. $8,400 for May/J/J = $38,400
Case 3: Breadwinner $1100/wk, Spouse does not work, 3 children
4 months working: $17,600
4 months unemployed: $24,700
- Near-Indefinite extensions for UI are automatic.
Added stimulus past July is already being worked on.
See how this adds fuel to the fire for Universal Basic Income and Free Housing (dubbed "Affordable" housing) ?
Moreover, Billions are on tap for rental help and foreclosure "relief".