Jobs & Apartments, the hardest part of NYC
The first thing I have to do is get a job in the city. This is difficult because there are 8 million people competing for all of the jobs in only a 300 square mile radius. Not to mention the people who drive in from the Tri-State Area.
Luckily, I live way below my means, so the job I go after doesn't need to pay as much as I'm making here in Dallas. I have roughly estimated that I'll need $1400 for the smallest apartment I can find. If I bring in 35K, I should have enough to squeak by after taxes. I always plan for the worst case scenario.
Luckily, I live way below my means, so the job I go after doesn't need to pay as much as I'm making here in Dallas. I have roughly estimated that I'll need $1400 for the smallest apartment I can find. If I bring in 35K, I should have enough to squeak by after taxes. I always plan for the worst case scenario.
| Your Pay Check Results | |
Bi-weekly Gross Pay |
$1,346.15 |
Federal Withholding |
$153.46 |
Social Security |
$83.46 |
Medicare |
$19.52 |
New York |
$58.57 |
NY SDI |
$1.20 |
Net Pay |
$1,029.94 |
posted by Severisth at 3:59 PM
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Please tell Holly at the Penington "hello". Thanks, Virginia/Ginger. Tell her she can find me at eclectic.artist (you know the at sign) gmail.com. She will know who I am.
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