Once I get to China I'll have £400 - 500 disposable income.
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Once I get to China I'll have £400 - 500 disposable income.
Ranges from around €600-€1000 depending on bills etc
Maybe $400 But I don`t live in my house or buy groceries yet....
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Originally Posted by Shoeberto
Not enough.
I work my ass off, and I do SO MUCH, and I don't get paid enough. It doesn't help that there's NO respect for the profession of teaching. A mother just HUNG UP ON ME. Her son was wandering around my room and talking and arguing with people and completely derailed my class until I had to have him removed, and she hangs up on me.
The paystub does not show the compensation for all these efforts. :|
Teach English as a foreign language, woman. MO MONEY, LESS PROBLEMS. :)
There is not enough money anyone could pay me to work with children.
What if they're thirty or so years old?
Absolutely not.
I'm on a fellowship stipend right now, but I still have hundreds left over every month because I'm deferring my student loans until next year when hopefully I'll have a permanent job. Once I start paying my loans off, I will have much less left each month for myself.
Yes. I hate the thought of being in debt if it can be avoided. Sure I use my credit card but I never spend more than I earn.Quote:
Originally Posted by MirielThis, exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shoeberto
I never made any debts in uni other than the student loan, and I don't have to pay that back anymore! :)
itt people with jobs
SUCKERS
After I put a paltry amount into savings and paid all my bills I have not enough left over.
And some guy was going to put a billboard in my backyard for $450 a month...still hasn't got it there =/