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Tax Rebate: Week 3 Wrap-Up

Another drumroll please....

This week, the Treasury Department sent out 15.575 million economic stimulus payments to American households totaling $13.562 billion.

The grand total so far?

Have you gotten your rebate yet? According to the Q&As we've been running, I'm supposed to get mine today, but I haven't checked my bank account yet.

Let us know if you got yours yet and how you spent or saved it.

Posted by Dan Thanh Dang on May 16, 2008 4:45 PM |
                    

Comments

all right you buy

DD: No way. YOU buy. Getting my rebate (finally) doesn't make me rich, you know.

Posted by: robie | May 17, 2008 7:56 AM

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