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How much do you think you need to earn a year to live comfortably and buy the basic needs in the U.S? |
Still figuring out my career i have three choices but people say that i need a job that pays about 50,000- 60,000 dollars a year. Los Angeles It realy depends on where you live. the cost of living is varied by states and towns You need around 80k to afford a nice home, a good car and living expenses. depends on where you live... the "cost of living is cheaper in different parts of the country. Librarian is a great job in my state (RI) because it is a city job and you get a great benifits package. How long is a string? In Texas you can live very well for under 30k a year if you get an apartment. My mother is single and lives by herself and makes 20k a year. She has all basic necessities and a little more. In other states, you may have to make as much as 50k to get your basic necessities. This is totally dependent on where you want to live, I live in the NYC tri state area, an income of 100K+ is required to live comfortably around here (though salaries are also higher around here), much more if you want to live in Manhattan "comfortably". A friend of mine recently moved to the phoenix arizona area, the same lifestyle could be had there for about 60K. Google housing costs for your area, if home prices are over 500k you can ballpark the need for 100K+ per year. If home prices are 250K then a very rough ballpark of 60k should be comfortable. Obviously kids, cars and what you define comfortable are going to be huge factors. It really depends on where you live and your spending habits. Find out average home prices, gas prices, utility costs, etc. Decide after you've figured all of that out. Go through your receipts over the last month or so and see how much of your spending is necessary, then adjust accordingly. I personally am doing just fine making less than 35k, I live in a very nice apartment, have a vehicle that I like, and I have money left over every month. |
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