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This document provides a breakdown of the costs of living for two individuals, Anisha and Ellen, living in St. Louis, Missouri. It details their incomes, savings, housing costs, utilities, food, transportation, and other expenses. After accounting for all costs, Anisha is left with $12,878.39 remaining and Ellen has $22,448.01 remaining at the end of the year. The document uses this information to compare the total cost of living for the two individuals.
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- 1. St. Louis, Missouri The Cost of Living: Anisha Patel and Ellen Rojc Period 1
- 2. Location St. Louis, Missouri
- 3. Total Income: Initial and Post-tax Anisha Ellen Occupation: Accountant Initial Income: $40,000FICA: $3,060.00Missouri State Income Tax: $1,839Federal Tax: $6,180Post-Tax: $31,981TOTAL: $28,921.00 Occupation: Principal Ballet Dancer in the St. Louis BalletInitial Income: $55,000FICA: $4207.50Missouri State Income Tax: $2,739Federal Tax: $7,600Post-Tax: $44,661TOTAL: $40,453.50
- 4. Savings Anisha $2,313.68 Savings Account at Bank of America: $1,563.68 (0.08% APY) Checking Account at Bank of America $750 Ellen $3,236.28 Savings Account at Bank of America: $2,436.28 (0.08% APY) Checking Account at Bank of America $800
- 5. Remaining Income Anisha $28,921.00 -$2313.68 (Savings)= $26,607.32 Ellen $40,453.50 -$3,236.28 (Savings)= $37,217.22
- 6. Housing 5927 Suson Place Apartment #2 City: St. Louis Zip Code: 63139
- 7. Housing Costs Lease Term: 1 Year Deposit: $300 Living Cost: $8,880 annually Renter’s Insurance Cost: $240 annually Size: 800 square feet 1 Story Apartment - 2 bedrooms - 1 bathroom/bath
- 8. Remaining Income Anisha $26,607.32 -$150 (Deposit) -$4,440 (Annual Cost) -$120 (Renters’ Insurance)= $21,897.32 Ellen $37,217.22 -$150 (Deposit) -$4,400 (Annual Cost) -$120 (Renter’s Insurance)= $32,507.22
- 9. Healthcare: Anthem Anisha $734.52 annually $61.21/month/per person CoreShare (0% Coininsurance) $10,000 deductible health plan 0% Coinsurance for in-network services Individual coverage Ellen $734.52 annually $61.21/month/per person CoreShare (0% Coininsurance) $10,000 deductible health plan 0% Coinsurance for in-network services Individual coverage
- 10. Remaining Income Anisha$21897.32-$734.52=$21,162.8 Ellen$32507.22-$734.52=$31,772.7
- 11. Transportation Metro Transit – St.Louis (For one year) Monthly Pass $68.00 per person (68x12 = 816 x2 = $1,632 for two people per year)
- 12. Remaining Income Anisha$21162.8-$816.00=$20346.8 Ellen$31772.7-$816.00=$30956.7
- 13. Utilities(Calculated on an Annual Basis, Shared Cost) Electricity: $1195.84 Water: $138.36 Gas: $428.00 Phone: $456.00 Internet: $358.80
- 14. Remaining Income Anisha $20346.80 -$597.92 (Electricity) -$69.18 (Water) -$214.00 (Gas) -$228.00 (Phone) -$179.40 (Internet)= $19058.30 Ellen $30956.70 -$597.92 (Electricity) -$69.18 (Water) -$214.00 (Gas) -$228.00 (Phone) -$179.40 (Internet)= $29668.20
- 15. Food and Furniture Anisha $5200 annually Breakfast $20 per week (at home) Lunch $20 per week (packed lunch for work/fast food) Dinner $35 on weekends(restaurants) and $25 for the weekdays (at home) Household Furniture $450 (split cost) TV: $79.99 (Coby - 16" Class/ 720p / 60Hz / LCD HD TV DVD Combo) Household Supplies: $450 Ellen $6240 annually Breakfast $20 per week (at home) Lunch $30 per week (packed lunch for work/fast food) Dinner $40 on weekends (at restaurants) and $30 for the weekdays (at home) Household furniture $450 (split cost) TV: $79.99 (Coby - 16" Class/ 720p / 60Hz / LCD HD TV DVD Combo) Household Supplies $450
- 16. Remaining Income Anisha $19058.38 -$5200.00 (Food) -$450.oo (Furniture) -$79.99 (Television) -$450.00 (Household Supplies)= $12878.39 Ellen $29668.20 -$6240.00 (Food) -$450.00 (Furniture) -$79.99 (Television) -$450.00 (Household Supplies)= $22448.01
- 17. Extracurricular Activities Anisha Clothes $1,325 Movies $110 Ellen Clothes $1,410 Movies $110
- 18. Remaining Income
- 19. End
- 20. Works Cited