<prompt> Human: I got finished reading the FAQ and ti has some good information, but I wanted to throw my situation out there because Im feeling kind of lost. Let me list some numbers for you.I make: 700 a month I have to pay bills: 200 a month Food cost is: 200 a month 50 a week Gas money is: 150 per month Luxury items: 50 per month This leaves me with: 100 per month to save I still live with my folks. I have about 30k in student loans and 1,800 in credit card debt which I pay 60 a month on right now. I also have 700 in a savings account which I dont look at or touch. Every 3 months my car insurance sneaks up to make me scramble to make ends meet 180 4 times a year I have a great sounding job, but it doesnt pay much. Im with it right now because I think the experience and the title will be huge for my future opportunities. Im the marketing director of a mid-sized company. I dont want to go into why Im making so little 12 an hour part time because thats a huge story, but having that title and level of responsibility will hopefully aid me in the future. Im 28 years old with a degree in English so Im lucky as hell to have that job. My problem is that I can never save any money because my basic necessities leave me with very little. Im unbelievably grateful that I dont have to pay rent or Id be broke and potentially homeless. Im just wondering what people can make of this situation. Should I leave my current job and find a new one? Or wait till I have enough experience there to get a better job? I apologize if this is unorganized and clutter, but Im starting to realize that my current lifestyle is not working well. Any thoughts would be appreciated.  <response>: Should I leave my current job and find a new one?Reverse the order. 700 a month is outrageous for someone with a bachelors degree. According to my math, youd be making more if you worked full-time at minimum wage!Find something better ASAP. It might not be easy, but you need to be earning more money. Youll never pay off 30K in student loans or move out without a better income. 