<prompt> Human: I suck at this. I do my hourly rate 40 4 12 and its different than my hourly rate 40 52 which is different than the yearly total in the job offer.The jist is I just signed an offer for a job at 20.00hr, 21.00hr once I am off training late shift. 40hrs a week. I have a 303 per month car payment, 120 right now student loan payment but that goes up to 150 sometime soon, 35 dollar phone payment, and about 90 dollar car insurance, not sure how much, my dad pays it and I usually just pay him back at tax time. The job covers health insurance 100. There is also no state income tax at this position. Is there enough here to afford rent, food, gas I dont know an exact number on gas, I expect right now it would be around 140 a month, hence part of wanting an apartment... not paying 140 a month in gas, internet, utilities, savings, and spending money?Is there a good tool for this? Rent where I live is 600 on the low end for a small apartment in a bad area, to 1200 on the high end in a great area in an amazing apartment. So most ok apartments in good areas are 750-950 per month. I would be paying this 100 alone.  <response>: I do my hourly rate 40 4 12 and its different than my hourly rate 40 52 which is different than the yearly total in the job offer.Because those are different math calculations. Why not just post your yearly total from the job offer? It would make this easier.So my rough calculation gave me about 43k per year. Multiply by 0.8 to get an approximate net income 34.4k. Divided by 12 months 2866. Youll want to keep your rent at around 25-30 of that number or below, so 716-860 should be your cap. Unless you have high interest rates lets say, above 8 on your loans, then you should pay as little as possible in rent and pay those loans off as soon as possible. 