Math is way off, but idea is good

Mr. Mark Stuart needs to freshen his pencil, the batteries in his calculator or his math.

$1 million for $115 million heads of households in the form of an incentive would cost $115 trillion - not $115 million.

I do, however, agree that the money given to financial institutions would have been better given to the people who would actually do something with it other than go on junkets or pay retiring or fired corporate officers a bonus or a severance package of any kind.

David Krein

Schaumburg