Submitted by SwagKing1011 t3_127wkim in RhodeIsland
derpbeluga t1_jeg7bvu wrote
I guess it depends on your lifestyle. According to https://www.adp.com/resources/tools/calculators/salary-paycheck-calculator.aspx that will be about 3300 after taxes per month, less if money is taken out for health insurance/retirement. From what I see on Zillow you'd spend about 1500 on a 1 bedroom apartment, another 200 on electricity, then car payments and insurance (400????), cell phone (50??), and you'd have about 1150 left for food/clothes/stuff/fun/savings per month.
Can it be done? Absolutely! Will it be easy and relaxed? Not so sure...
Sweet_Signature165 t1_jegcjnc wrote
He said he had no other big bills so safe to assume no car payment, probably just insurance or maybe he uses public transit now?
SwagKing1011 OP t1_jege0wz wrote
My car is paid off so just a couple of hundreds for insurance and phone bill.
climb-high t1_jegjg25 wrote
And car repairs
quahaug1945 t1_jegt0r3 wrote
They always overlook this.
SharpCookie232 t1_jeh3uro wrote
Considering the roads are more pot-hole than road, this can get pricey pretty quick.
cowperthwaite t1_jegol86 wrote
Expect your car insurance to increase. Not sure about living in Pawtucket, but when I moved, my insurance went up over $100/month.
Global_Pomelo2573 t1_jegsa8m wrote
Phone bill can be half that with mint/metro/etc too
Chance_Bad_7437 t1_jegsqmq wrote
Metro FTW!
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suzygreeenberg t1_jeg93f8 wrote
The word HEALTH is fatphobic now? Jfc
Desperate_Expert_952 t1_jeg9min wrote
Ok fatty
derpbeluga t1_jeg9a8e wrote
LOLWTFLMFAO this has to be some type of copypasta.
Edit: it's a bot.
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