By: Debt and the Girl
I know, right? One of the reasons she can do it is because she does not have a mortgage payment. That would be pretty sweet.
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I did see L Bee's article. It made me laugh. I think location has a lot to do with it. This lady obviously lives in a very low cost area so it is easier for her to live on less.
View ArticleBy: Well Heeled Blog
$14K? WOW. I go to school in a relatively low cost of living area, and I am nowhere close to spending less than $14K for just me. That lady has some serious frugal fu.
View ArticleBy: Tackling Our Debt
I came across her blog last year and found it quite interesting. My first thought was location as well. I couldn't think of any place in Canada that would allow us to live on that amount of money.
View ArticleBy: dealingwithmoney
I think the reason a lot of people answering this say they couldn't is because they have mortgages on big houses, debt, lots of obligations from choices they made in life.<br /><br />I...
View ArticleBy: KK@Student Debt Survivor
I lived off $12,000 one year when I was doing a volunteer year and my stipend was $1000 a month. I had a roommate (we shared a one bedroom apartment) and I lived really really frugally. Could I do it...
View ArticleBy: CF @ OutlierModel
I lived on $12k a year while I was a student. It paid my rent, my bills and left me a bit to save and to spend. It wasn't that bad at all. I don't know if I could raise a family on that amount though....
View ArticleBy: Sara Messier
Somewhere in one of her articles she mentioned she lives in Las Vegas. My sister lives out there too, it is NOT what I would consider a low cost area (compared to me – I live in Iowa). They have no...
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By: Ami
I live in the UK and my partner and I are considered below the poverty line. I’m not sure of our exact income (he gets comission some months and my hours vary) but it’s in the region of £12-15k/year....
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