Current Events > Is $64,000/year in great area or $70,000 in bad area?

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SpriteLimit 08/05/21 11:32:25 PM #1:	Just graduated and I ended up getting two job offers one for $64k and another for $70k. The $64k job is in a much nicer area of the country than the $70k. $64k has much better benefits too. The job title, work, are all basically identical the same --- Broken <cite>SpriteLimit posted [p:956820700] in Is $64,000... [t:79600743]...</cite> <quote>Just graduated and I ended up getting two job offers one for $64k and another for $70k. The $64k job is in a much nicer area of the country than the $70k. $64k has much better benefits too. The job title, work, are all basically identical the same </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
foxhound101 08/05/21 11:37:29 PM #2:	What are the cost of living differences? If they are relatively the same you sound like you'd be happier with the one that is in a better area. Plus the gap isn't as big if that one has better benefits. --- There are a ton of misconceptions about recycling. Learn how to better at recycling: https://onbetterliving.com/simplify-recycling/ <cite>foxhound101 posted [p:956820821] in Is $64,000... [t:79600743]...</cite> <quote>What are the cost of living differences? If they are relatively the same you sound like you'd be happier with the one that is in a better area. Plus the gap isn't as big if that one has better benefits. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
K181 08/05/21 11:40:08 PM #3:	What are the specific areas? Without that info, the $64k job sounds much better though with the caveat that the cost of living there might undo that. --- Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less. <cite>K181 posted [p:956820866] in Is $64,000... [t:79600743]...</cite> <quote>What are the specific areas? Without that info, the $64k job sounds much better though with the caveat that the cost of living there might undo that. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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