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Topic	Those feels when 60% of your paycheck goes to bills and 15% to credit card debt.
wolfy42 04/24/17 10:17:39 AM #41:	OneTimeBen posted... What_The_Chris posted... OneTimeBen posted... What_The_Chris posted... my rent is about 20% of my income, bills are maybe another 10-ish, food and external expenses are another 20-ish so the rest is straight cash homie You must have roommates so as long as that works out stay doing that. no, I live by myself I bet. No such thing as 20% income for rent. Unless you are slumming. Lol, sure there is, in some areas it can be way less then that. For instance here in olympia you can easily get a 60k job from the gov (tons of them since it's the capital), but rooms are rented for under 400 all the time and you can get a nice one for $400 (and decent ones for that much that includes utilities and internet!). 60k even after taxes is still 4k a month or so.........so 400$ a month is 10% or less of your income. So there are plenty of places where you spend 20% or less, just there are also plenty where 80% isn't enough for most jobs. It DRASTICALLY matters where you live, and of course how you live. --- No duckies, just drowning. <cite>wolfy42 posted [p:877797474] in Those feel... [t:75267262]...</cite> <quote><cite>OneTimeBen posted...</cite> <quote><cite>What_The_Chris posted...</cite> <quote><cite>OneTimeBen posted...</cite> <quote><cite>What_The_Chris posted...</cite> <quote>my rent is about 20% of my income, bills are maybe another 10-ish, food and external expenses are another 20-ish so the rest is straight cash homie</quote> You must have roommates so as long as that works out stay doing that.</quote> no, I live by myself</quote> I bet. No such thing as 20% income for rent. Unless you are slumming.</quote> Lol, sure there is, in some areas it can be way less then that. For instance here in olympia you can easily get a 60k job from the gov (tons of them since it's the capital), but rooms are rented for under 400 all the time and you can get a nice one for $400 (and decent ones for that much that includes utilities and internet!). 60k even after taxes is still 4k a month or so.........so 400$ a month is 10% or less of your income. So there are plenty of places where you spend 20% or less, just there are also plenty where 80% isn't enough for most jobs. It DRASTICALLY matters where you live, and of course how you live. --- No duckies, just drowning.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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