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Entry bubble Recovery.gov Wants your Input

By: Colleen | April 29, 2009 | Category: Money

recovery.govSo, you know the government is trying to help the economy with a stimulus plan. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act lays out a plan to address the crisis through unemployment and welfare expansions, tax cuts, and investments in infrastructure, health care, education and energy.

But what does all that mean for you, your family, and your business?

Enter Recovery.gov—the website dedicated to explaining the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act step by step so you can easily find out how to use its benefits and programs to your advantage.

And now, Recovery.gov wants to know how else it can be of assistance to you. This week, Recovery.gov is hosting a nationwide live discussion to get your input on the site. To get things started, Recovery.gov is asking, "What ideas, tools, and approaches can make Recovery.gov a place where all citizens can transparently monitor the expenditure and use of recovery funds?"

Now is the time to add your two cents. Check out this video for additional information.

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blue comment bubble Posted by mark moad on April 29, 2009 at 10:35 PM EDT

while we are loosing our homes the big three got there bail outs and then dealer ships in our city are closing up shop. i guess it was time to cut bait and run .laws for the rich keep them rich while the working man gets to loose his home , car , and bank account . WERE IS THE WORKING MANS BAIL OUT

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blue comment bubble Posted by Lig Tv İzle on May 09, 2009 at 08:24 AM EDT

Tahnk u very much

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blue comment bubble Posted by John F. on May 27, 2009 at 11:47 AM EDT

Unlike the few of us, or should I say, ALOT of us that lost our jobs for one reason or the other don't have a leg to stand on now. Maybe some of us were lucky to have a small 401 or 403 that we were able to spread out for a little time. But after that is gone, we have nothing. We look towards family and friends to depend on. Which you can only go but so far. But in the mean time, we lose everything else and some have already lost their minds and did things that they can't regret. We were once responislble individuals and now we can afford what we had. If they stimulas package consisted of helping the working and now the ex working poor, we could have paid our debt's off and still had a lot left over to live. Now?

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