Moving soon does my budget sound feasible? Hello All I am planning to move to Tempe around February and was wondering if I have a good feasible plan. Current gross income 83k/yr (fully remote job) I bring in about 5k/mo after taxes The apartment that I am looking at is around $2100/mo (luxury high rise apartment in a prime location) I have been following the 50/30/20 budget and I beli…

First time moving out I’m now looking at apartments near me and simply I don’t have credit, any advice on what I should have or work on? submitted by /u/Striirp

Moving states for the first time. Need advice/estimates. I’m thinking about moving to the San Diego, California area with 2 roommates (between San Diego/Murrieta) and this will be the first time I’d be moving states alone. I have a car but I’m not sure if it’s smart to drive it all the way from Georgia to there, it’s a 2010 Honda Fit and I try not to stress it too much. What are costs I should expect?…

‘Moving’ Season 2 In the Works at Disney+ submitted by /u/NoCulture3505

Slow Moving Planets Change Signs In Your Progressed Chart When working with (secondary) progressions, the slower moving planets are often ignored.  This is especially true for the outer planets as the majority of people will go through their entire life without seeing them change signs. I’m an anomaly, in that I had my progressed Jupiter and Uranus, both change signs in a single year.  Source

Paranoid about moving out $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $ per month avg net: $2100 Rent: $720 Car chk: $350 Phone (mint mobile): $30 Car insurance: $250 Food: 200 Left over: $200 All of this is what I plan on allocating my little bit of money that comes in. I have a job that involves daily tips as well as an hourly pay so my net take home has been averaged based on my experien…

Moving out within a year, what else do I need to save for? submitted by /u/livinglifeinmy20s

Moving somewhere new. Is purchasing a home the wrong move? In the next few months I plan on moving across the country for a new job. I’m confident I will enjoy the work but also want to be sure I’m not shooting myself in the foot financially. I’ve considered renting to avoid being wrapped up in a mortgage if I decided to take a different path and move after a year or so. I’ve received some feedback (not…

Potentially Moving out for the first time advice. Hello! I’m looking for advice in moving out in my own for the first time. I currently stay at home and it’s gotten pretty mentally draining living with family I don’t get along with. At this point in time I’m basically just renting a room and I’m starting to run out of space. I bring home 3.4k a month net. My bills are: Rent: $200/month Insuran…

moving out and needing financial advice hii just looking for some advice on what I should do for moving out. I currently live with a friend and her family, it has turned into an unsafe living space for me and I need to get out. I have been working with someone who has helped me look at fixed income/income met housing because I make like $1500 a month and pay for rent where i currently…

Girlfriend is moving in and have some questions My (35M) girlfriend (32F) of 2 years and her 2.5 year old are moving in over the next month or so an I had a few questions, I’m not sure if this is the right sub or not but I figured I could get some good advice here. Background: I have owned and live in my house for just over 9 years alone, so I haven’t dealt with anyone paying rent in a house …

Talking to My Dad About (not) Moving Retirement into an Annuity To preface, I’m working my way through the prime directive pages on retirement, but I figured I’d end up back here anyways My dad is less than ten years from retirement and has only around 100k in retirement savings. I’m not completely clear on the story, but he ended up talking to someone at a local bank about retirement and they’re suggesting…

Friend moving in but told me she won’t pay overage for utilities I’m buying my first house and my friend offered to move in. My mortgage is close to 2100 and it’s a big space. Idk how utilies will be. I know I got water, electric , internet (now has to be higher we both work remote), and gas. Ontop of my HOA which is 100$ . I paid off my home owners insurance. My friend is giving me only 850$ and said the are…

Moving from the US to the UK with cats? Im going to be moving in the next 8 or so months and I plan on bringing my cats with me. Ive seen things online about flying to France or Amsterdam and then taking the train over to the UK for a cheaper price but im still a little clueless on the paperwork. Do I do anything before the flight or is it all going to happen when we get to Europe or …

The Verge’s guide to moving Image: Jackson Gibbs for The VergeMoving is one of the most stressful events that can happen in your life. It takes a lot of time and effort, it’s expensive, it’s complicated, and there’s just a ton to do. It’s not just a matter of finding a place you can afford, signing the lease or arranging for a mortgage, and figuring out how to get your st…

Moving money before divorce My wife and I are going through an amicable divorce. No kids. We have $100,000 in savings from the sale of a our house last year. We’ve decided to separate this evenly between the two of us: We both get $50,000 She keeps the car and and car payments (I’m not on any of the paperwork so this is easy) I keep my couple thousands in student debt. Wou…

LPT Before moving out of a rental, schedule a a walkthrough with your landlord. Seen many renters complain that a landlord has withheld the security deposit over disputed damage or repairs. Instead of waiting until you have little leverage to advocate for yourself, schedule a walkthrough with the landlord in the days or weeks leading up to your move out. Ask them to point out any items which might cause a deduction. If issu…

Moving Overseas: To sell my relatively new car, or not? Hey guys. I am in a bit of a pickle. I recently got a great opportunity through my job to work as an expat overseas. I will be moving to Italy for 3-4 years. I live in the US and have a fully paid off 2022 Toyota Rav4 with 17k miles. Its worth 23-24k. I love this car so much, but I won’t be able to use such a large vehicle in the dense urban are…

LPT when moving out of rental Fill in any tack holes in the wall or other small divets in the wall using white chalk. Works like a charm submitted by /u/h3av3nHQ

Tips on moving forward. So I am an 18 year old student, I have plan to move out closer to my college with my boyfriend(we currently live with my parents, they are planning to move back to our countries). We both have sign up for car that is 750 monthly, and our insurance is 450 each(I have two accident, he has none). The goal was me just living with my parent and slowl…