Moving Out Project Notes. The Assignment Budget based on 40 hours work per week at $15 per hour You will have choices to make about your expenses.

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Moving Out Project Notes

The Assignment Budget based on 40 hours work per week at $15 per hour You will have choices to make about your expenses

Net Income Is the pay you take home after deductions Deductions include taxes, pension payments, and other amounts taken from your pay Amounts are calculated as a percentage of your total pay

Type of Rentals Townhouse A townhouse has more than two of these units next to each other Duplex building with two units together

Utilities A public service like telephone, internet, electricity, water, furnace oil, etc. - We are assuming you are living in Alberta where the most common form of fuel is natural gas