Anonymous
09/14/2023 09:01
Subject: How much money do you give your new college grad a month to get started?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We helped DS furnish his apartment, paid for the UHaul truck and helped with the move.
He paid the security deposit but we had to guarantee the rent. I don’t know how young people do this by themselves as they need to make at least 3x rent and that’s tough starting out.
We pay for the phone, health and dental insurance (and any copays etc), and trips home. Helped stock the apartment with basics when he lived in, and occasionally take him to buy groceries. We pay for train rides home. He doesn’t have a car nor does he need one.
this seems very reasonable
I wouldn't pay for the phone or medical co-pays, but otherwise this seems fine.
My daughter is staying in our area so she had a choice--live with us rent-free or pay her own rent. So far, she's living with us.
Anonymous
09/07/2023 11:51
Subject: How much money do you give your new college grad a month to get started?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We helped DS furnish his apartment, paid for the UHaul truck and helped with the move.
He paid the security deposit but we had to guarantee the rent. I don’t know how young people do this by themselves as they need to make at least 3x rent and that’s tough starting out.
We pay for the phone, health and dental insurance (and any copays etc), and trips home. Helped stock the apartment with basics when he lived in, and occasionally take him to buy groceries. We pay for train rides home. He doesn’t have a car nor does he need one.
this seems very reasonable
It’s about what my parents did for me. He’s making it work in Philly for about $40K. Not bad for a new grad.
Anonymous
09/07/2023 11:47
Subject: How much money do you give your new college grad a month to get started?
Anonymous wrote:We helped DS furnish his apartment, paid for the UHaul truck and helped with the move.
He paid the security deposit but we had to guarantee the rent. I don’t know how young people do this by themselves as they need to make at least 3x rent and that’s tough starting out.
We pay for the phone, health and dental insurance (and any copays etc), and trips home. Helped stock the apartment with basics when he lived in, and occasionally take him to buy groceries. We pay for train rides home. He doesn’t have a car nor does he need one.
this seems very reasonable
Anonymous
09/07/2023 11:46
Subject: How much money do you give your new college grad a month to get started?
We helped DS furnish his apartment, paid for the UHaul truck and helped with the move.
He paid the security deposit but we had to guarantee the rent. I don’t know how young people do this by themselves as they need to make at least 3x rent and that’s tough starting out.
We pay for the phone, health and dental insurance (and any copays etc), and trips home. Helped stock the apartment with basics when he lived in, and occasionally take him to buy groceries. We pay for train rides home. He doesn’t have a car nor does he need one.
He paid the security deposit but we had to guarantee the rent. I don’t know how young people do this by themselves as they need to make at least 3x rent and that’s tough starting out.
We pay for the phone, health and dental insurance (and any copays etc), and trips home. Helped stock the apartment with basics when he lived in, and occasionally take him to buy groceries. We pay for train rides home. He doesn’t have a car nor does he need one.
Anonymous
09/07/2023 11:31
Subject: How much money do you give your new college grad a month to get started?
We paid for her college. We want her to be self sufficient, so the answer is zero.