Of course, our enthusiasm for the policy was dampened by the fact that the credit went to many higher income families whowouldsave much or all of it, rather than spend it and boost our then struggling economy.
Itwould help millions of homeowners who make their payments on time save hundreds of dollars a month, and it can broaden the impact building off this settlement.
Second, preventative medicine gives people better lives and prevents illnesses, but it doesn't save money--because patients whowould never have been treated before will still opt to pop pills or get screenings.