Once I get to China I'll have £400 - 500 disposable income.
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....
This, exactly.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.This, exactly.
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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.
Signature by rubah. I think.
And some guy was going to put a billboard in my backyard for $450 a month...still hasn't got it there =/
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