SHINY ... or so I'm led to believe
When I started the new job I finally got around to asking someone about Fringe Tax Benefits. In Australia, if you work for a non-profit you can get your employer to pay a certain amount of your wage directly to certain things, like rent or credit card debt. That amount of money is considered tax free. It's a way to make up for the relatively low pay in the sector.
So I've set things up so that they'll pay my rent directly, but there's still some room. In fact, from January to March you can put in more than normal. I decided I needed to get some credit card debt quickly, so I finally got around to buying a TV.
The new TV is 32 inches of big, black shiny shining shineyness. It practically has its own event horizon.
Now if only I could work out how to turn it on.
*headdesk*
So I've set things up so that they'll pay my rent directly, but there's still some room. In fact, from January to March you can put in more than normal. I decided I needed to get some credit card debt quickly, so I finally got around to buying a TV.
The new TV is 32 inches of big, black shiny shining shineyness. It practically has its own event horizon.
Now if only I could work out how to turn it on.
*headdesk*