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Hey guys, I graduated in December 2019 and I’ve been living with my parents ever since. I’ve been working part time and I’ve saved a few thousand dollars but I’m not sure when I’m ready to move out, seems like wherever I move out it’s gonna cost at least 1000 a month for a one bedroom. It seems like it’s not worth it but at the same time getting super sick of living with my parents - i’m blessed to be able to live here rent free but at the same time I’m ready for some freedom and my own place. I’m trying to find a job relevant to my IT degree like helpdesk or something similar but ive been struggling badly so I work as a cashier making $13 an hour. Basically I’m not sure when to move out or how I can do it without spending all my money in two months on rent and furniture. If anyone has advice for me I’d greatly appreciate.
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