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1 JA Unit 4: Personal Budget
Extension Activity: Page 78

2 The Scenario It is 2022 You just graduated from Issaquah High School
You have decided to take a “gap” year to figure out what you want to do with your life. You will be working a full time job You will be moving out and living on your own You have an old car that requires TLC

3 Choose a post high school job Fill in columns 1 & 3 on the blue box on page 78 Plan to work at least 40 hours a week x 4 weeks Occupation Hourly Wage Chik-Fil-A Fryer $9.00 The Ram Waiter/Waitress $9.95 Coffee Shop Barista $9.34 Bai Tong Dishwasher $9.10 Red Robin Host/Hostess $9.41 Hotel Housekeeper $10.49 AMC Movie Ticket Taker $9.77 Bright Horizons Child Care $10.05 Vaket Lot Attendant $9.39 Zumiez Sales Associate $11.35 Uber Driver $110.15 Safeway Cashier $10.90 Swedish Hospital Orderly $11.53 Fed-Ex Processing Worker $11.47 Menchies Worker $8.56 Mod Pizza Food Prep $8.99

4 Taxes Withheld Federal tax = 6% FICA (Social Security & Medicaid) = 4%
State Tax = 5% County/local tax = 3%

5 Use all of this information to complete page 78
You may work with your table partner

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