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On How Much is Your Phone Bill Each Month?
@alongtrip Is their customer service any good? I like Verizon coverage (though not Verizon prices).
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On How Much is Your Phone Bill Each Month?
Yes, I was just thinking about asking for a phone post! Currently it's $37/mo - voice only on an average-intelligence phone. Am thinking about getting a smartphone, but the potential cost and various options are freaking me out.
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On WWYD: My Mother Opened a Credit Card in My Name
@navigateher Wholeheartedly agree. I get that many people think strongly about the idea of family, but (1) as you said, there are much healthier ways to solve these issues and (2) why should someone be enabled just because they're family?
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On How Much Do You Spend on Transportation Each Month?
@emilies Same here.
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On I Spend a Lot of Time Thinking About Hair Removal What About You
Have you considered checking out electrolysis schools? They may offer electrolysis or laser hair removal for less.
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On How Much Do You Spend on Groceries Every Week?
Between $40-$45 for just me (no pets).
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On The Next Generation of Job Seekers
I'm not a big fan of LinkedIn (or social media where I'm not anonymous) and never got much use out of it. However, I've heard stories where LinkedIn helped them find jobs (e.g. a friend saw that an employer looked at her account, contacted him and got a job because the employer liked her boldness). Guess it can't hurt to have one, assuming that it's in line with the rest of the person's job application materials.
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On What Percentage of Your Pay Do You Spend on Rent?
If by "percentage of pay" you mean take-home pay, roughly 40%. Personally, living alone is worth the extra cost.
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On I Finally Internalized All Those Cheap Living in NYC Tips
IMO, a good broker (yes, in NYC they are rare but do exist) is worth the monthly fee, especially if you don't have the time to hunt down every management company and Craigslist listing.
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On How Much Do You Spend on Electricity Each Month?
It ranges between $40 - $45 (electric and gas). How do you keep it to $35? I unplug nearly everything, too.