Does it matter? He's bitching about additional taxes. I got a 3% raise and my net dropped $10 per pay period. I'm not going to miss $20 month, but a lot of folks with a herd of kids will.
Does it matter? He's bitching about additional taxes. I got a 3% raise and my net dropped $10 per pay period. I'm not going to miss $20 month, but a lot of folks with a herd of kids will.
It doesn't matter what he makes. I am a kid hoarder myself and my wife is a full time mommy of 5. I will be paying an extra 2 grand this year and you can bet your back side I have a place for that money to be. I am absolutely not a high earner and a long ways from the top 10% the President spoke about. BOHICA
most that voted for him don't pay taxes...I lost money in my pay check too...gotta fund the treasury so they can give my money to people to use their EBT cards at the strip clubs.
I was listening to a caller on the Rush Limbaugh show complaining that his wife was losing 56.00 per pay period (caller stated two week period), yet complained that they were in the lower end of the middle class. That math doesn't add up. Unless there was another tax that increased other than the 2% payroll tax, that 56.00 would represent about 2700.00 every two weeks.
That seems a far cry from lower middle class, since the husband was working as well.
Exactly what I was thinking too
I am gonna go ahead and blast this, $250 a week per person!!! You sir are out of touch, it takes around $10 a day to feed a person WELL, and this is including meats and chicken/pork/fish, as well as nutritous veggies. How in the hell is it costing $35 and change a day to eat per person? And that $35 a day is what Oil and Gas companies give me as a per diem each DAY...and that covers me eating 2-$15 meals at a decent restaurant.
My fiance and I get by eating homecooked, fulfilling meals for around $200 every 2 weeks give or take. We buy in bulk and freeze meats for up to 6 months and rotate and use them accordingly, same with certain veggies, I also garden and out of dirt, water, and compost I magically create produce in the spring and summer. I just cant believe how unreal that figure is, gotta be super sucking up the pre-made horse crap meals or just buying nothing but filet mignon and prime rib, while also wasting just an exorbitant amount of food.
That must be some different groceries than I purchase at Wal-Mart, or perhaps prices are higher at Owasso Wal-Mart. Wife and I do about $400 month for groceries, and I should/would/could like to lose many pounds.
Just checked our mid month earnings statements, our tax withholding is not significantly different than same period last year. SS is up but overall there isn't enough change to be considered significant.
Throw stones? Not throwing stones just trying to understand what Wal-Mart he is shopping at, because you could rock shopping at Whole Foods and come real close to that per person $ amount per week if shopping frugally, so how and what is he purchasing at wal-mart that costs that much? That is all I am wondering, because their is a better way, hell just having a small fluorescent setup in a garage growing tomatoes and potatoes as well as bean varities you can save thousands a year for around $300 a year and 15 minutes a day.
Let's not get into the whole my job is hectic my time is valuable crap either. Because that is the main excuse I see to justify poor nutritional habits as well as the expense they claim is great when it need not be.
