How much did your paycheck go up from Trump's tax plan?

[ivwshane]

Libertarian ideals are probably closest to the what our constitution stands for. I have some Libertarian in me, I think the way we look at is that government is there to protect our rights so we can go about our lives how we see fit while Democrats think government is there to provide their basic needs and then some. Republicans are a big mix from small government types to wanting as big of government as the left, just as authoritarian in different ways.

Your following post says you don't know shit about the constitution.

 

[local]

Negative $20/week thanks to increased insurance costs which are now closing in on 1.5x my house payment.

 

[s0me0nesmind1]

Negative $20/week thanks to increased insurance costs which are now closing in on 1.5x my house payment.

Jeebus, that alone would make me move. My home is a mere $450/month, and my insurance through my employer is ~$200/month (for my family).

 

[local]

Jeebus, that alone would make me move. My home is a mere $450/month, and my insurance through my employer is ~$200/month (for my family).

$7xx/mo for home and $265/week for insurance for family.

 

[ch33zw1z]

$7xx/mo for home and $265/week for insurance for family.

Damn homeys, $1150 home, $500 for health insurance, family of 4. Health insurance is thru my wife's employer, would be $1000/month thru mine...and the hmos are almost gone...nothing but shitty hsa's and high price ppo/hmo from my employer.

It's a global corp...

 

[local]

Damn homeys, $1150 home, $500 for health insurance, family of 4. Health insurance is thru my wife's employer, would be $1000/month thru mine...and the hmos are almost gone...nothing but shitty hsa's and high price ppo/hmo from my employer.

It's a global corp...

We used to have $40/week insurance through my wife's employer, an insurance brokerage. But now she stays home with the kids. I'm hoping when she goes back to work in a few years we will be back on awesome cheap insurance.

 

[Chaotic42]

It went down by 56 cents.

 

[OutHouse]

So yeah. It's actually a family member who works in places like singapore and south korea. They earn 500k+ a year and there are guys that they work with from countries such as thailand and the phillipines who are earning ~1700USD a day as well and they retire by the time they are 40.

whats your point? a whole lot of people do that in most countries on the planet. its nothing special.

 

[OutHouse]

I wouldn't get out of bed for 70k a year.

wow you must be a hot shot. wtf do you do for a living? for anybody pompous to make such a idiotic statement you must not have a real job.

 

[OutHouse]

Further more there are some guys over from HQ which is in europe over here at the moment and they cannot beleive how expensive everything is over here. We went out for a meal at a steakhouse and it cost ~250$ and they couldn't believe it. I was over there last year and we would go out for meals

OK so you had some dude come over from you fantasy HQ in Europe and are surprised at a 250 bill for a high end steak house bill? i am assuming 250 is per person. im pretty sure they didn't go to Texas Roadhouse, you can get a steak there for 20-25 bucks.

I lived in Europe for 4 years and i can tell you Europe is MUCH more expensive than the US.

If they did not know a high end steak joint would cost that much then they are morons or you are a liar. based on the other bullshit you posted in this thread, im leaning towards you being a liar.

 

[SlowSpyder]

Your following post says you don't know shit about the constitution.

<yawn>

 

[Jhhnn]

Damn homeys, $1150 home, $500 for health insurance, family of 4. Health insurance is thru my wife's employer, would be $1000/month thru mine...and the hmos are almost gone...nothing but shitty hsa's and high price ppo/hmo from my employer.

It's a global corp...

It's the Rich Investor class beating the cash out of the middle class so well that we cut their taxes as a reward for a job well. We're even borrowing money from them to do it.

But it's all so worth it for a little extra jingle in my pocket now. Thanks, GOP! Thanks, Donald!

 

[sactoking]

I'm at a net loss so far this year on my paycheck compared to last year. My withholding hasn't changed a penny as a result of my "tax cut" and my insurance premium is up 35% due to this administration's efforts to destabilize the nation's insurance markets.

 

[Hugo Drax]

I bet you can cut 100 billion from the Military. We don't need to spend so much. and cut foreign aid etc..

 

[JSt0rm]

my pay is going up so fast I cant tell where it is from last year. Im gonna stop buying things for the studio next year and clamp down on all of that though. No write offs no buying.

 

[Indus]

My taxes went up but my paycheck is the same.

What a rip off.

But to trump supporters, facts and reality does not ever matter. If a news item is negative to trump, it is always "fake" news.

Except its my life.

 

[ch33zw1z]

I have $5 less federal tax now. $10 per month. Great, that should cover the 10% additional health insurance increase in 2019....or not.

Guess I'm not the targeted white guy.

 

[zinfamous]

Hey Slow: are you excited to keep that debt going up again this week?

 

[highland145]

Hey Slow: are you excited to keep that debt going up again this week?

I was more excited when it was going to GM and fannie/freddie but that's just me.

 

[soulcougher73]

Just an update again. Just got paid. Still no change lol

 

[BigDH01]

Just an update again. Just got paid. Still no change lol

You might not see an increase in net pay until after Feb 15, the day which the IRS has said should be the last for employers to use the old withholding tables.

 

[Homerboy]

$23
I went and got Chinese buffet for lunch. So there's that...

 

[Homerboy]

I have $5 less federal tax now. $10 per month. Great, that should cover the 10% additional health insurance increase in 2019....or not.

Guess I'm not the targeted white guy.

10%? My health insurance DOUBLED this year

 

[vi edit]

$23
I went and got Chinese buffet for lunch. So there's that...

Well, it wasn't women, booze or movies. So Chuck Grassley approves.

 

[ch33zw1z]

10%? My health insurance DOUBLED this year

10% increase expected in 2019 on top of whatever increase already coming. This made possible by the Cons tax bill eliminating the individual mandate. If they can't repeal and replace, they'll just continue to torpedo until, at the expense of the middle class.

This increase is expected for singles making about 50k to families of 4 making 100k, again, this is simply additional to whatever increases would be coming.


And I'm with ya, health coverage is expensive as hell, it's like taking out another mortgage without owning anything at the end.