Hello. I'm 21F Californian. I just graduated with my degree in communication studies and have a job lined up in January.
Income info
So my new job is as a production assistant, making $700 a week, which I believe is $36,400 a year
My current income is working part-time at a gas station, making $209 a week, which is around $10,400 a year
I'm still trying to understand taxes, and every time I try to google it, I get more and more confused. I'm curious if I was to do both jobs (PA on the weekdays and gas station on the weekend). Would I end up paying just as much in taxes?
I currently get $1,800 in tax returns with the $10k a year job? Would I even get a tax return if I make $46,400? Should I just abandon the $10k job?
Additional info
I'm trying to save up for a condo so I can leave my house. Its mentally draining, my parents have officially become senile such as sending threats through texts, daily yelling constantly at minor things such as me parking my car slightly crooked or me not washing their dishes (yes they make a mess and want me to clean it)
The industry I work in is primarily in California, so I can't move to a cheaper state. I have 10k in savings. (If I don't get loan forgiveness, then I have $2.5 in savings.)
I'm not looking for relationship advice, just financial considering rule 9. I just want to give some context on why I need to make as much money as possible so I can leave this house as my mental health is starting to decline rapidly.
Any online financial resources or any financial advice is welcomed. Thanks.
Submitted December 18, 2022 at 04:07AM by Turtleisim https://ift.tt/cRKiDw8
