Economic Stimulus Plan, Now What?

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 20, 2009 -- Julianne Rowat, CEO of Ultimate Wealth From Home, comments on the Economic Stimulus Plan as saying, “What kind of plan do you call this?”
The economic stimulus plan has made some Americans no longer eligible for hundreds of dollars a month in food stamps.

Under the economic recovery plan, laid-off workers have seen a $25 weekly bump in their unemployment checks as part of a broad expansion of benefits for the poor. But the law did not raise the income cap for food stamp eligibility, so the extra money has pushed some people over the limit. Once you are over the income limit, regardless of the reason, you’re simply no longer eligible.

At one time food stamps were just papers, now it’s a debit card that people use to buy food. There is a record 32.5 million people that receive food stamps. Even though the stimulus plan gives the unemployed a whole $25 raise per week, it puts them in a bracket where they can no longer get food stamps. Without the stimulus plan they would have received around $300 in food stamps.

Can you just imagine how frustrated people are? There are over 6.8 million people on unemployment right now! Most people have their hands tied and just don’t know what to do. Trying to find a job in the field that they have been laid off in is almost impossible. There are at least 1,000 applicants already applying.

Julianne Rowat was quoted as saying “I have a solution for all those that are unemployed.” An internet marketing business that you can do from home. No waiting for that phone call for a job that 1,000 have already applied for. Almost everyone already has a computer. You need no skills, and there is a back office that teaches you everything you need to know. Just check out my website and see for yourself!

More information can be found online at http://www.ultimatewealthfromhome.com

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