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Money Diary: Brunching and Sofa Shopping

January 16, 2018 / Mint.com
Money Diary: Brunching and Sofa ShoppingOccupation: Digital advertising Age: 30 Location: San Francisco Bay Area Income: $5,200 month net post 401K, health insurance / HSA, and taxes Total Debt: $0 Monthly Expenses: Rent and utilities: $1,800 Auto: $275 including car insurance Internet/mobile: $120 10:00 am:...

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Mint Money Diary: Coffee Habits and Long Dinners

November 18, 2017 / Mint.com
Mint Money Diary: Coffee Habits and Long DinnersOccupation: Social Media Manager Industry: Digital Marketing Age: 26 Location: Indianapolis, IN Paycheck: $2,500/month after health/vision insurance deductions Monthly Expenses Rent: $700 Car Insurance: $65 Renters Insurance: $16 Utilities: $75 (Internet, Electric, Gas) Dental Insurance (not through work): $15 Hulu:...

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Mint Money Diary: Impulsive Spending

October 22, 2017 / Mint.com
Mint Money Diary: Impulsive SpendingOccupation: Data Analyst Industry: Digital Marketing Age: 31 Location: Menlo Park, CA Paycheck (BiWeekly): $1,700 after auto-savings, 401k, ESPP purchase, renters & auto insurance and health care removed I have everything removed automatically as I have trouble with in-the-moment spending....

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Mint Money Diary: Side Hustle & Habits in Colorado

October 9, 2017 / Mint.com
Mint Money Diary: Side Hustle & Habits in Colorado  Occupation: Account Services & Freelance Writer Industry: Digital Marketing Age: 39 Location: Longmont, CO Paycheck (3): $4,700/mo includes salary and three freelance clients (side hustles) Monthly Expenses Rent: $900 Car loan: $275 Credit card payment: $450 All other expenses...

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