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To: murron

Even taking into account income, most of the young NCO families almost have to resort to food stamps. When my husband was a young NCO, we had a hard time making ends meet. Our rent was 400 a month, car payment was 250, utilities were around 300 all included. When you income is only a little over 1000 a month, that doesn’t leave much left over. I don’t know what base pay for NCOs are now, but I can’t imaging there has been much of an improvement.


55 posted on 06/13/2007 1:37:34 PM PDT by spotbust1 (Procrastinators of the world unite . . . . .tomorrow!!!)
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To: spotbust1
Even taking into account income, most of the young NCO families almost have to resort to food stamps.

"Most" "almost" have to resort to food stamps? Wow...I just have to believe what you are saying then.

Except that I was enlisted for 9 years and never had to resort to public assistance.

62 posted on 06/13/2007 3:48:03 PM PDT by Half Vast Conspiracy (Nappy is the new N-word.)
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