If you make $0-75,000 annually as a singleton, or $0-150,000 annually as smug marrieds, you are eligible.
'Up to' is a different animal than 'at least.'
It's actually not that the government wants people to invest in the stock market. The aim to get people to spend money is stores. The more people are shopping, for really, anything, the better the economy. The better the economy, the better the stock market does.
Comments 2
If you make $0-75,000 annually as a singleton, or $0-150,000 annually as smug marrieds, you are eligible.
'Up to' is a different animal than 'at least.'
It's actually not that the government wants people to invest in the stock market. The aim to get people to spend money is stores. The more people are shopping, for really, anything, the better the economy. The better the economy, the better the stock market does.
Reply
Reply
Leave a comment