“your rent should be a third of your income” well wouldn’t that be nice. wouldn’t it. lower the rent pussy
Casual observation from someone old enough to remember: in the year 2000 financial advice was that rent should be no more than ¼ of your income.
Until the mid 80s, the advice was that if you must rent instead of owning, then that 20% of your monthly income (oh yes, only 20%) should include all your utilities too.
After all, rent costs more than a mortgage, so it should offer more too.
no ‘other’ or 'it’s complicated’ options cause ik parental relationships are often complex and it’s less interesting if everyone goes into that column, so do your best to sum it up
If your dad died, you can either answer with what it was like or ‘i dont have one’, if you have two or more, pick one or average them
fun little trick you have to do now because the internet is awful: if someone links to a product, company, or nearly anything in a reddit comment, check their post history to see if their comments primarily involve shilling for these things. companies have caught on that people use reddit for advice and actual human non SEO robot written garbage and have started using it to advertise, posing as regular commenters in a way thats not apparent until you check their post history
