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azamat3 years ago

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If those listed in the chart are all monthly payments that would mean the total monthly payments would be $5407 per month meaning an income equal to or greater than $64,884 would be needed to sustain the lifestyle represented in the chart (given that no vacation/sick days were taken and no other contributing factors were considered)

How to calc :

(1)Hourly - # of weeks = 52 or 48

(2)# of weeks times 40 to get hours worked

(3)Depending on ans to (2) 64884/ans to (2) to calc hourly rate

On 52 week year ;

Part time hourly - $62.39

Full time hourly $31.20

On 48 week year (seems to be the one asked for even though it’s inaccurate)

Part time hourly - $67.59

Full time hourly - $33.80

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