So I live in South Dakota and I'm going to be moving out of my apartment in a couple months when my lease is up, but the thing is that my lease ends on the third of the month and rent is due on the first. Do I still need to pay the rent even if I'm moving out two days later?

Is this good savings? Is £33,000 good savings for someone who just turned 26?

Long story short, 24 I will be getting my Master's Degree in Finance in a year......I live in california, which is expensive to live in, and plan to move out of state. Long story short, whenever I tell them I'm moving out of California, they belittle me and say that there's no jobs outside of California.........What's a comeback or what could I say to that?? I feel belittled and attacked for expressing my opinion to them and need advice :(

My apartment complex recently distributed a notice that there will be a lease revision so that no one can smoke in or around their apartments. Can they actually enforce this revision although we ve already signed the original lease that doesn t mention anything about smoking?

I currently don’t like the state I am because all the drama with my family. But currently the money opportunity is better than where I want to move. I got approved for a home and my mom would be staying with me. Maybe I’ll leave her there to leave I live or plan sell it. Idk but just wondering is it foolish to buy a home if I don’t plan on staying forever

I told her she has to move out then told her she could stay then now decided that I want her to move out. She has always paid rent on time and easy going she is a student. my husband and I have been talking about it infront of her bedroom window so its not such a shock to her. She must have heard and has an idea that Im going to ask her to leave. Is this fine? or would you be a bit upset? She is leaving in a week for summer and wont be able to physically be here to check out places but thats her problem right? i told my husband infront of her bedroom window "it wont be easy telling her but family first". its our place we can do what we want right? we're not treating her badly I hope lol

My wife's insurance added our newborn to her policy automatically and state he is covered no matter what for the first 30 days even though I added him to my policy, and we never added our newborn to hers. This is causing many problems because for those 30 days her insurance is considered the primary due to a birthday rule (whoever's first), and causing me to still pay for bills despite reaching the max out of pocket on the policy to which I actually added him to.

I have been wanting to find a place to live but I am having troubles saving money, eventually I want a family but FIRST I need MY OWN HOME. Is there any suggestions or strategies that may have helped you?

So we're moving house And the house is near my friends and apparently the woman who used to live there died inside the house. Is our landlord legally obliged to inform us that a person has died in the house? (i live in England) Thank you!

Money or love?

I just started working at walmart the other day as a cashier. It's really stressful to me because it's my first job and I'm scared of taking too much time counting money, packing bags or finding the codes for the vegetables that don't have any tags... Also, the store that I work at has very few employees so most of the time, there will only be 2 or 3 cashiers so in peak hours, it's a total disaster! Sometimes, even customer service associates have to leave customer service so they can open a cash register! So, should I quit? It's my first job and I've only been there for less than a week... But it gives me so much anxiety!

My friend and I recently applied for a Trainer position at our company, we both made it to the 2nd interview and she got the position. I am furious/ sad, I have worked at my company for 2 years and have experience helping with the training new hire class and much more experience then her. However, she was picked! I’m meeting with the manager next Tuesday to discuss my opportunities on what I could have done “better”. The reason I am bothered is because my friend said she did not even what this position, she only applied for the interview experience. She has worked for the company for 6 months and asked me for ideas how better herself. What should I do? I told her congratulations, but I am pissed. She hasn’t responded or tried reaching out saying she is sorry.

My partner and I are not married but we own our house jointly.What would happen to his half of the house if he doesn’t make a will.

I told the girl who rents from us that she has to move then told her she could stay and that we made our decision and now I told her a month later we might sell the house so its her decision if she wants to move. I said its a low chance and that we are looking for a place with a suite that she could move into. I said I cant tell the future and that we might not find a place with a suite and would help her find something else. She is a student and says she feels confused on what to do. She has been very easy going and always paid rent on time. Is this rude of me to keep things up in the air with her after giving her hope? We got the wifi moved so she didn't have any wifi so I fixed it and we moved the garbages to the front a far way from where she is. Do you think she would think its a hint to make her leave? She has expressed to me she suffers with anxiety and said she feels confused because i told her I made our decision and weren't going to sell the house and now she is leaving for summer vacation and wont have time to come view places. I tried talking about it infront of her bedroom window to my husband so it wasn't such a shock to her. I dont believe i have done anything wrong, was I being inconsiderate? She is really nice and wont say much she said her mom is having health issues so she cant come back all the time in the summer to view places and to let her know now. I said its up to her and that there is a small risk we could move.

Best answer: There are no self-employment brackets. The tax brackets are the same for everyone. It's based on taxable income. When you are self-employed, YOU must calculate, on your Schedule C (whichever version applies) plus supporting forms and schedules, what your net business income is - not the gross, but what you earned after all allowable business deductions were taken.

After that, it's the same for everybody. The person who has $40,000 in taxable income from a job after all allowable deductions will owe the same INCOME tax as a self-employed person with the same exact taxable income.

The only difference between the wage-earner and the self-employed person is that the self-employed person will pay somewhat more tax in total. That is because, in the US, when you are a wage-earner, the taxes you owe for the Social Security retirement benefit and Medicare coverage at age 65 are deducted, by law, from your pay by your employer. The employer must match that amount, and pay the total to the federal government. It's called the 'payroll tax'.

When you are self-employed, you are both employer and employee. As the employee, you pay the same payroll tax as any employee, a percentage of your earnings. As employer, you must pay the employer's share. So you end up paying both halves of it.

So, the bottom line is, how much of that £120,000 is net income? Let's say, for the sake of example, that you clear, after business costs, £80,000. That's roughly equal to $107,000 USD.

In the US, someone with that income who is single will have it reduced by the $12,000 standard deduction (if they have allowable itemized deductions, it can be reduced further). So they would have taxable income of $95,000.

The first just under $10 k is taxed at 10%. Anything up to $77,000 is taxed at 12%. The remaining is taxed at 22%. Their overall (or blended) rate might be about 15% Add to that the 7.65% payroll tax that came out of their $107,000 gross wages. Total tax rate about 22.5% not counting any state or local taxes. Many states have no state income tax. For the self-employed, their income tax would be the same at about 15%. The self-employment tax of about 15% would make their total tax rate about 30% before state and local taxes.