Name: How This Advertising Analyst Spends Her $80K Salary | Honest Accounts | Glamour
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I'm a senior analyst at an advertising company in New York City, and I make $80,000 a year.

That's about $9200 in my 41 K 5000 in my Roth IRA, 5500 in my savings account and a little over 1000 in my investment fund after taxes.

I have two roommates, so we split the cost.

About $500 on utilities, $185 on monthly subscriptions, $400 on student loans, $220 on a dental loan.

Last year I found out I needed two root canals, and that's really, really expensive.

Hopefully, I should pay it off by and $500 toward savings.

That leaves me $1950 to spend So a lot of my budget is spent traveling back home to Colombia that kind of puts everything into perspective as to how cheap things are there in comparison to New York City, for example.

So whenever I go, I definitely feel like I can kind of ball out.

Here's my last credit card bill, so I don't really use this card that much, but it's connected to a few of my accounts.

Seamless 53 84 Class past 47 03 I believe I get 27 credits now, so that should get me like 3 to 4 classes a month.

The hardest one have taken is by far tone house.

There's no question I drag my boyfriend there, and it was absolutely horrible.

It was humiliating and demeaning, but also a very hard workout.

Total balance on this card is $122.10 so this is the main card I use, mainly because it has better reward benefits.

I most recently booked my flights to Mexico to and from Mexico all points.

They had a great signing bonus, so that kind of paid for most of that show.

Devin, a frequent purchase of mine is definitely drinks.

I do like to go out, and usually that ends up happening at bars or brunch, so I do sort of spend often on drinks.

New York City's a perfect city for that on.

There's always something new to try, so you can usually find me at a restaurant on a Friday.

Another friggin purchase of mine is taxis that was in particular for this month since my parents were visiting.

But I do definitely spend quite a bit of money on taxis, lifts ubers.

Even though I don't like Thio, I do end up doing it quite a bit.

I buy everything from shoes to toiletries, household items, pretty much anything Amazon sells.

It's just at my doorstep within, like a day or two.

See Meatwad in New York, $25 in anyone sense, that's dinner with friends.

Dollars Duane Reade, $25.9 Duane Reade, $4.92.

Yeah, I guess it's pretty interesting how much money I'm spending at Duane Reade and CBS.

It's kind of tough to tell what I'm spending that money on because it's so general.

That was actually a poster that, um, you know, they hit me with an INSTAGRAM ad and I fell for it, and I purchased this poster.

It's sort of like an abstract poster of a mix between, like a Chanel perfume bottle and a pineapple.

I still need to hang it up, though, so I'm hoping to buy a frame on Amazon soon.

Another unusual purchase signing up for Bacci NYC Social 68 99.

I take part of the body lead here in New York City.

We pretty much get together in the summer and play out by the pier.

That's just sort of my weekly Grocery New York Sports Club.

$54.95 chopped $15.74 asking Rose Cafe $7.25.

That's when I go to New Jersey for work on Thursdays.

I have since canceled that we all know that's going under their dead.

I did use movie pass back when it was good.

Some people have it like a year before me and really reaped the benefits.

They started charging surge pricing and putting all these obstacles.

Plum benefits dot com That's $321 1 of my most expensive purchases this month those are four tickets for Phantom of the Opera that I invited my parents to when they were visiting me.

That was probably two bottles of water at The Phantom of the Opera Theater.

Very expensive courtyard by Marriott New York.

That was me splitting the bill of the hotel with my dad, Smith Nomad for $107.

I paid yes, gotta treat him you know Room Service, New York, New York.

That is a delicious Thai restaurant over in Hell's Kitchen.

That was probably my favorite cookie in town, which is a white chocolate pistachio cookie.

$17.62 I think actually got peppermint oil in the middle of summer.

Sometimes cockroaches come out to play, and peppermint oil is supposed to keep them at bay.

My room total charged 2770 I think, in my attempt to be so budget conscious all the time, that kind of just inherently causes me stress.

It's both like what enables me to do everything that I do in my life, but it's also kind of what holds me back sometimes.

But I think I have a positive outlook, so that's kind of the exciting part.

One of My dreams, I guess, is when I retire, I'd like to open up a little bakery.

Andi just kind of make chocolate Christiane's all day.

I don't think I have any specific retirement goals other than being super rich, but I think we all kind of have that goal in mind, like Meryl Streep.

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