Money from the stimulus should be given back to taxpayers and businesses directly so they can spend it, not government. Government cannot improve the economy, only the market can.
"no its a gift from the government and not taxed. YET LOL" THIS IS NOT TRUE. We had our taxes done yesterday, and the stimulus amount was deducted from our return total. You DO have to pay it back. It was a LOAN.
No such thing
They would like to return the unspent money back to American taxpayers.
Denny Hecker owed hundreds of millions of dollars to Chrysler Financial, and when he realized he couldn't pay back the money, he decided to defraud the federal government which landed him in jail.
The below answer is incorrect. Chrysler took about $4 billion before they filed bankruptcy. It will not be paid back. The government has since given them close to $8 million in loans that will have to be paid back, post-bankruptcy. "Actually none. The 1979 "bailout" just guanteed loans that Chrysler got from the private sector. Kinda like having Uncle Sam co-sign for you. As protection, the Feds held Chrysler assets as colateral if they had to start making loan payments on behalf of Chrysler. But the K-car was a big success and Chrysler paid off their government backed loans ahead of schedule."
if i apply for a Government Grant for me to go back to school would i have to pay the money back????”
Answer #1:The money is borrowed from the Federal Reserve (a private bank, look it up) on interest and this in turn causes inflation (printing money out of thin air). Our puppet politicians sell this idea to the people as a good thing, when in reality it is burying us into a giant hole of debt. Sooner or later we will be all slaves to international bankers like the Rothschilds and Rockefellers. Those who don't study history are cursed to relive it. Weimar Republic all over again. Debt free is the way to be. Farewell America. Answer #2: (aimed to be slightly less bias about towards the stimulus ending the world)When the government needs money, they sell notes / securities. These securities are to be paid back by the government with interest. This is not new, and has been around for a long time. US Savings Bonds are an example of this. China is a major financial backer for our stimulus packages. We will, in turn, pay them back with interest.We do not "print money." This has been done in the past. Germany did this after a world war and their money became worthless. It's a myth that we are doing it now.
When the government prints paper money without the gold to back it up, the result is inflation.
When a government prints paper money without anything to back it up, inflation results. The money becomes worthless.
When the government prints paper money without the gold to back it up, the result is inflation.
No, when you get grant money you do not need to pay any of it back. Think of it as FREE money.