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I’m Single in NYC.....
What’s the rule on using lingerie from an ex for your new beau?
My friend is getting married and I’m not invited
My husband just won’t go down on me!
Can “Friends With Benefits” Ever Work?
My fiance hit me on the arm. Will it happen again?
I can’t stand my husband’s politics.
I think I married the wrong person
My boyfriend is pressuring me to give up being a vegetarian
sarah Says:
January 24th, 2011 at 11:24 am
I’d like to hear more articles like this on living the single life. Thanks.
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Joe Says:
January 24th, 2011 at 11:27 am
A lot of good suggestions. In addition to living below your means, save, maximize your net income through understanding taxes and maximizing your 401K to get employer’s match, I think you need to prepare for the day when nobody will hire you. Some of the employed right now are older and can’t find jobs.
Besides paying off the mortgage on my home, I invest in real estate and collect rent. My employer could fire me when I become too expensive but I will always have income from my tenants. People need shelter and in a crowded place like NYC, people always need to pay for a place to live.
I live in Manhattan so don’t think this is anything against Manhattan, DC or SF. I would AVOID buying a condo, a coop or anything with a maintenance fee like the bubonic plague. The reason is you can’t control how fast the maintenance would go up and that expense will eat into your earnings when you retire.
I’m Single in NYC.....
What’s the rule on using lingerie from an ex for your new beau?
My friend is getting married and I’m not invited
My husband just won’t go down on me!
Can “Friends With Benefits” Ever Work?
My fiance hit me on the arm. Will it happen again?
I can’t stand my husband’s politics.
I think I married the wrong person
My boyfriend is pressuring me to give up being a vegetarian
sarah Says:
January 24th, 2011 at 11:24 am
I’d like to hear more articles like this on living the single life. Thanks.
Like or Dislike: Thumb up 0 Thumb down 0
Reply
Joe Says:
January 24th, 2011 at 11:27 am
A lot of good suggestions. In addition to living below your means, save, maximize your net income through understanding taxes and maximizing your 401K to get employer’s match, I think you need to prepare for the day when nobody will hire you. Some of the employed right now are older and can’t find jobs.
Besides paying off the mortgage on my home, I invest in real estate and collect rent. My employer could fire me when I become too expensive but I will always have income from my tenants. People need shelter and in a crowded place like NYC, people always need to pay for a place to live.
I live in Manhattan so don’t think this is anything against Manhattan, DC or SF. I would AVOID buying a condo, a coop or anything with a maintenance fee like the bubonic plague. The reason is you can’t control how fast the maintenance would go up and that expense will eat into your earnings when you retire.