Piobaire
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$45k in 2007. I have since moved up one tax bracket.
So, living in Canada, you're making 45.5k now?
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$45k in 2007. I have since moved up one tax bracket.
Once my fixed expenses are accounted for, I would have around $800/mo. in discretionary dough. That doesn't seem like a lot, but I'd be living in a city and thus wouldn't be driving my car daily...so really, food and entertainment are the big things there. I think that's doable on $800. But I really want to save money and that's going to be a struggle.
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So, living in Canada, you're making 45.5k now?
My mom gave me the extra $500 for my birthday and I reported it as income by mistake.
I'm sure these guys love to fly, but I'd really prefer the guy flying the plane I'm in to be paid adequately.
What is your alcohol budget? Or does that fall under "entertainment". Probably there are guys here spending $33K/year on shoes... I think the main issue is, is there any negotiation on the starting salary? Or does it mean that if you take this job it automatically means you get 33K. You don't want to leave any money on the table.
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