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So this honestly depends on taxes and location (i.e. rent and living expenses such as food) but I would spend about 70-80% of the disposable income on rent, food and transportation. I should mention that this is base salary. I would then divide 10,000 between paying off loans, saving up, and sending money to your family. After your first year when you get your bonus, it should make it easier to spend money on fun like bars and clubs.

 

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