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It seems that someone bought a $10,000 ticket at the store where I buy my $4 a week of fantasizing about not having to go to work anymore. Thankfully, I don't think I've taken out my clutter bin since I last cleaned off several months worth of tickets from my desk.
Time to dig through a trash can.Follow
good luck!
10k is not enough to quit work >.> Or at least not here in Illinois.
10k is not enough to quit work >.> Or at least not here in Illinois.
Sandinmygum the Stupendous wrote:
10k is not enough to quit work >.> Or at least not here in Illinois.
Yea, winning the lottery would be pretty much the best thing ever. Even $10k would let me pay off stuff and give me some savings...
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Seems like student loan hell continues. Even if I was the winner, I no longer have that ticket. Not too concerned that I might be, though, since I always check em and would have at least thought I had won $3. But aside from some used q-tips, the trash really had nothing in it all that gross, so it wasn't too bad.
The One and Only Poldaran wrote:
a $180/paycheck drain on my finances.
lol my payment is $700/mth
Olorinus wrote:
The One and Only Poldaran wrote:
a $180/paycheck drain on my finances.
lol my payment is $700/mth
yeah ... same here... they actually want $1100 a month
geez. $1100 a month, that would be almost my entire income for a month :3
Well, found out finally why the amount they're taking is more than expected. Despite numerous letters stating otherwise, they're jacking a quarter of my post-tax income(I know, I really don't make that much). The letters they sent and the girl I talked to at the collection agency all said it's supposed to be 15%.
Sandinmygum the Stupendous wrote:
geez. $1100 a month, that would be almost my entire income for a month :3
yeah it is ridic. I'm lucky I've scored a pretty good job, but still that's still too much for me.
on the bright side, CNN says we should all rack up some more student loans and become coders...
The One and Only Poldaran wrote:
Well, found out finally why the amount they're taking is more than expected. Despite numerous letters stating otherwise, they're jacking a quarter of my post-tax income(I know, I really don't make that much). The letters they sent and the girl I talked to at the collection agency all said it's supposed to be 15%.
Let's just say that I'm never gonna ask anyone from our payroll department to help me fill out my taxes.
On a good note, this should net me $67 more on my paychecks, taking me out of "My god I can't afford anything!" mode.
The One and Only Poldaran wrote:
The One and Only Poldaran wrote:
Well, found out finally why the amount they're taking is more than expected. Despite numerous letters stating otherwise, they're jacking a quarter of my post-tax income(I know, I really don't make that much). The letters they sent and the girl I talked to at the collection agency all said it's supposed to be 15%.
Let's just say that I'm never gonna ask anyone from our payroll department to help me fill out my taxes.
On a good note, this should net me $67 more on my paychecks, taking me out of "My god I can't afford anything!" mode.
The One and Only Poldaran wrote:
Mission complete. 15% instead of 25% starting next payday. 
x8 Edited, Jan 19th 2012 2:12pm by Poldaran
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