johnsobas on 17 October 2015
i think a lot of the problem is poor people don't know about the benefits, i mean i never thought about them before and i'm not learning that they are far more generous than i thought they were. It really depends on your state though, i'm talking about minnesota. I feel more sorry for the middle class than i do for the poor. The benefits you miss out on by having your income just a little bit too high are pretty big, a huge chunk of americans fit in that category. There really is this benefit cliff that i've noticed at about 38-40k for a household of 3.
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