It has been a long month for Greece, not only having Europe and the rest world turning its back on the country and almost running out of money, but also the IMF has not budged on its payment plan. Now the IMF extended the deadline to June 5, but there still doesn't seem to be a rescue plan in sight. According to CNN, Greece has been able to survive without having access to a 7.2 billion euros portion of 240 billion euros. The federal government has looked to local governments and taken from their reserves in order to make up the debt. Greece has a few bills to pay: First, it has to payment its public sector workers for the month of May and second, it has a 30 million euro interest rate to pay the IMF. While all of this is happening, Greece is slipping back into a recession and more and more people are withdrawing money from banks. "Every day of delay deepens the recession, destroys international trust, reduces bank deposits, hurts companies and increases job losses," Christian Schulz at Berenberg bank said. For more news on Greece, click here.