Comments. 1  I hate the rake and try to avoid them if I can. Which is hard because itâs such a popular trope. 2  Wow. Just wow. @ 3 M. You seemed to have missed the point; after all, Jane specifically says she likes stories where the rake is redeemed (though I agree with Sam about the STDs!).
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According to award-winning financial planner, Pete Dunn, you should spend 5% of your monthly budget on clothing. To find the exact dollar amount you should be spending per month, multiply your take-home pay by .05. âFor example, if your monthly take home pay is $3,000, you should spend around $150 per month on clothing.f your annual salary is around $60,000â¦. Your disposable income is growing, but your expenses might be too, if, for example, youâve upgraded your car or apartment. Accordingly, keep your thrifty shopping haunts in regular rotation and choose one clothing item a month on which to spend slightly more.