Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow, i make seven figures and spend freely, but i don't think i spend $1500 a month on myself. I would have to invent stuff to spend on to go through that.
My DD is in her own college apt in NYC - food, utilities and a few outings with friends is easily 1200-1500 a month. Some kids at her school get much more.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ended up being about $1000 per month in an expensive city. Guess what? She’s now well-employed, happy and has asked for $0 since she moved into her first apartment. So we didn’t ruin her!
Yes you did
How so?
She has $$$$$ waiting for her in trust, so what does it matter, really?
OK, way to bury the lede. She has a trust. HAHAHAHAHA. GTFO
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ended up being about $1000 per month in an expensive city. Guess what? She’s now well-employed, happy and has asked for $0 since she moved into her first apartment. So we didn’t ruin her!
Yes you did
How so?
She has $$$$$ waiting for her in trust, so what does it matter, really?
Anonymous wrote:We give DD who attends college in Boston $1500 a month to cover food (outside of the
meal plan), transportation, and her extras like clothing, hair & nails, entertainment, etc. We fund everything else. So far, since August she’s spent all of it each month and doesn’t have anymore left by the end of the month. Our older kids, all boys, got the same amount of money, but there was always a lot left over every month. To me, $1500 is more than enough so, I believe she’s overspending. How much is your DD getting per month?
Anonymous wrote:We give DD who attends college in Boston $1500 a month to cover food (outside of the
meal plan), transportation, and her extras like clothing, hair & nails, entertainment, etc. We fund everything else. So far, since August she’s spent all of it each month and doesn’t have anymore left by the end of the month. Our older kids, all boys, got the same amount of money, but there was always a lot left over every month. To me, $1500 is more than enough so, I believe she’s overspending. How much is your DD getting per month?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow. DS in Chicago gets $200 per month. I feel like that's generous.
seriously? poor kid. how does he afford to go out and have fun with friends? I would say at least 100 per week.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow, i make seven figures and spend freely, but i don't think i spend $1500 a month on myself. I would have to invent stuff to spend on to go through that.
My DD is in her own college apt in NYC - food, utilities and a few outings with friends is easily 1200-1500 a month. Some kids at her school get much more.
Anonymous wrote:Wow, i make seven figures and spend freely, but i don't think i spend $1500 a month on myself. I would have to invent stuff to spend on to go through that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ended up being about $1000 per month in an expensive city. Guess what? She’s now well-employed, happy and has asked for $0 since she moved into her first apartment. So we didn’t ruin her!
Yes you did
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Must be nice to be rich.
$1,500 is more monthly play money than I get as an adult. I can’t imagine giving a teen that much.
Thats what I was thinking!