[SkyPilot]

The benefit would be reduced by $5 increments for each $100 the individual taxpayer makes over the $75,000 threshold. A $150,000 limitation applies to couples and a $112,500 limit for heads of households.

I know some of you will blow a gasket for me saying this, but for two income families in many states, a joint income of $150K isn't that much.

Glad the hair weave crowd is celebrating their windfall check.

[um1990]

Gotta agree with your main point (not necessarily the last comment)... My wife & I have been working our butts off and spending prudently (newest car is 11 yrs old) trying to prepare for retirement, and make it so our kids don’t have to worry about us. We make good incomes, so are always on the short (zero) end of any student aid, etc. etc. ... gets tiring... And now our kids are going to be burdened with paying for the handouts in the future.