How do I write a rent letter explaining how much i pay a month?
Sunday, October 11, 2009 Dolphin Hotel 2245 Lenox Avenue New York, NY 10035 To Whom It May Concern: This letter is certify that Ms. Dee Vine has been a tenant since February 31, 2000 and has been paying Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) per month for rent for residence located at 2300 Southern Boulevard, Bronx, NY 10460. Sincerely, Donald Trumpet P: 411-New-York F: 411-New-York
I am 20, and have a steady $3,000 extra income per month. I want to invest this residual income, should I do it or save my money?
Here’s my advice for you:Educate yourself financially: read. For a big collection of good reads on this, please visit this page that I am creating: Books where I will post reviews and summaries of more than 100 books on this topic. I challenged myself to read over 150 books (many I read already but I will be re-reading them) till the end of 2017 (in particular, between January and October 2017 I will read and comment on 100 books or 10 books a month), and provide comments and reviews, thus ranking them. I will update the list continuously over the next 15 months.Follow others who did it or are doing it. Read their blogs and notes. I took on the task of becoming financially independent at age 33. My goal is to retire at age 33. To achieve that, I will flip houses, build a rental property portfolio, dividend stock portfolio, among other investments. You can see all of it here: www.fromcentstoretirement.comfromcentstoretirement.com. My blog ain’t the best, but is certainly not the worst either.Live frugally and invest that extra cash. You landed a 80k/yr job, so if you follow this rule, you’ll have a lot of extra cash to invest. I pay myself before anything else, as I report on my blog. When I am payed my salary, I transfer almost $2k to my investing account. Invested properly, this will allow me to retire by 33.Consider starting a side business, which adds value to people and brings them products at an affordable / better price. Capitalize off of your business to create others. Hustle to make it happen.Follow me on Quora for more.
How much do comic/manga authors make in a year?
Depends on how famous they are. And by the type of contract they have. The average Mangaka (not the famous ones like the maker of Bleach or Naruto) looks at roughly 8-10 hour days, sometimes more, sometimes less. Generally they have a 20-40 page submission to fulfill every month so you're looking at one completed page every day, not including the time it takes to write the story, if the editor doesn't like it you having to re-do it, and extra art like cover art or graphic books. You don't get an hourly rate but a contract based partially on sales, the average contract is usually for a beginner 500$ per 20 pg's + 10-15% royalties from tankobon volumes (remember that volumes in Japan are about $5 unlike in the US which are $10-$13 so that royalty is really small). Which assuming it takes 5 hours per page about 5$ per hour. And that's if you don't hire assistants. If you do then their cut comes out of your salary. And you do pay them an hourly rate, not a by contract. This is why the majority of regular mangaka's have a second job because being a mangaka in the first place doesn't pay the bills. It's only if the mangaka gets famous that they have a decent payrate like Bleach which is about $120/page and Kubo makes 20 pages a week. He still has to pay for his assistants too. If the series becomes an anime then they get about $660 per episode. So if it's a standard 1 cour anime then they get a little under $8,000. They do not get royalties from DVD/BD sales--only that upfront episode price. The royalties from the DVD/BD are given to the sponsors and the publishing company and the animation studio. Most mangaka don't even have a say in the anime's production. The publishing company handles it as the anime is only made to make money for the sponsors and to promote the original series. The mangaka is busy working on the original series and since the publishing company wants to make money by being a sponsor and make money from their mangaka's work--they have the largest say in how the anime is made.
My husbands ex wife always asks for more money beyond child support.?
Hello, My husband makes a good living, and so his child support payments to his ex wife are very decent in my opinion. His ex-wife seems to frequently ask him for more money beyond child support for random things, such as to help pay a very high heating bill, horse riding lessons, etc. I feel resentful of this, but wonder if I am just being selfish. Shouldn't child support cover these things? I am just curious what others do in this situation.
I'm depressed --- I have so much debt (college loans) and I'm only 23.... =(?
Congratrulation, You are on the 1st step on a seemingly endless journey. it is not. u owe 40 , u make 38 . u live at home ? pay ur folks 500$ mth rent. drive a cash car. get second pt/tm job. u should be able to knock off 18 -25thousand dollars a yr. really. Pay it off in two yrs. THEN it is OVER visit daveramsey.com to learn ur hard lesson from others mistakes. understand most millionaires start where ur at , they didn't stay/ visit thinkrightnow.com to get a fresh out look on ur viewpoint.