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Originally Posted by Scroopy Noopers
Again.... $100K between two people with a kid could absolutely use assistance.
And you said “a scenario MANY could take advantage of”. Which is why I asked how you see that as a likely scenario.
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Yes, I stand by that.. many COULD take advantage as in anyone who has 1 spouse working COULD try this although someone later posted the details on exclusions and it appears that it would require more workaround than just opening a service business from home.
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Originally Posted by Hockeyguy15
The NDP plan had no limit on income. I believe the AP plan may have but I have no idea where you got your numbers from.
How do you know supporing 1 kid on 100k is barley getting by? You literally have no idea how much a kid costs so I don't think you can make that statement.
Sorry it's really hard to talk with you about this subject because you really aren't informed on it and you don't seem to be open to seeing it from the other side.
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Huh?
How do I know supporting 1 kid on 100k is barely getting by? I never said that. I said supporting 1 kid on 100k is much different than supporting 3 or 4 kids on 100k.
While I don't have kids, I have plenty of friends who do. I have a decent understanding of the costs involved and it doesn't appear that my friends who have 1 spouse working for 100k a year while the other is at home with the baby are "struggling".
Anyway, agree to disagree ...I am going to bow out of the daycare debate. I walk away more informed on the topic and knew my opinion wouldn't be a popular one as the majority seem to have children. Until the next topic
