No because it would take a while to get to a minimum salary to get a home. However it just depends where you reside. I know in ca it wouldn’t but twitch that pay it probably would in other places. Plus you have to take to account if you have roommates and what not. If you do it’s still affordable
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Let's do the math. $13/hour x 40 hours/week is $520/week or about $2200/month gross. Taking out 20% for taxes, that gives you about $1800/month take home (net) pay. Recommended housing cost is no more than 35% of your net pay, which would be $630/month.
It would be hard to find your own place to rent for $630/month.
If you can find a job that pays more, you'd be better off. Remember, though, that a job should be enjoyable as well as making money for you.
Best of luck!
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Lol, I'm not even staying at my side job that was paying 20. 13 isn't enough. Should be pulling in at least 17/hr if you're doing 40hrs a week and you need to live on your own.
That would depend on the cost of living where you are. Where I live, you could not get a place while warming that little. In fact, the minimum wage is higher and it's still not enough
Are you suggesting the economy is good, or are you telling us that you are high?
Your take home would be about 1,700 a month.
You need food, transportation, utilities etc, so you would not have much left over for an apartment, unless you had a roommate or 2.Don't leave until you have secured something better, but start a plan. Where do you want to be in 10 years?
Only way I'd work at a job that paid me 13 dollars an hr is if I was flat broke.
At your age I would have.I'm making close to that, but only working half that
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