no one can answer this question. it has a realm of questions in itself and the 
individual your hiring. will they have a $400.00 car paymnt, insurance, other 
expenses such as clothing. are you paying them under the table or will they 
need to pay taxes? i'm going to chime in at $2,000 a month. now anyone NEEDING 
a place to stay just might be the one you can't depend on.  could also depend 
on where you live.
dianna


   -----Original Message-----   
   From: memys...@cox.net [mailto:memys...@cox.net]    
   Sent: Monday, June 15, 2015 9:25 AM   
   To: quad-list@eskimo.com   
   Subject: [QUAD-L] Live in Aide   
      
      
   Those with live-in attendants, other than room and board, how much do you 
pay them?    
      
   And what is asking too much for them to do?    
   If they work weekdays, when food shopping, is asking them to get groceries 
for weekend too much?    
   Or when making dinner, adding more for a live-in failmy member too much?    
   As far as cleaning, what's too much? Keeping cupboards and frig cleaned out? 
   
   Wiping floors off,   
   Things have changed over the years, I need more, but can't afford to pay 
more.    
   But I've ask for so little over the years, asking for more now is like askig 
for a lot more, even though it still seems less than other quads probably ask 
for.    
      
   I'd like to find out what others pay for live-in help. Not hourly, just 
monthly. 




-----Original Message-----
From: Larry Willis <lwillis82...@gmail.com>
To: quad-list <quad-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Mon, Jun 15, 2015 4:24 pm
Subject: Fwd: [QUAD-L] Live in Aide


 
Don't know. But I do know it's considerably more than I could possibly afford. 
Don't want to be a downer, but there is no easy answer to quad life, unless you 
are wealthy. Would all the quad millionaires please raise your hand! Not all at 
once now! Might overload the net!  
  
Larry Willis  
Retired and proud of it  
  
   
  
 
 
  
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   Resent-From:    quad-list@eskimo.com   
   From: Gail Overton <   ga...@pennwell.com>   
   Date: June 15, 2015 at 12:33:56 PM EDT   
   To: "   memys...@cox.net" <   memys...@cox.net>, "   quad-list@eskimo.com" < 
  quad-list@eskimo.com>   
   Subject:    RE: [QUAD-L] Live in Aide   
   
  
 
 
  
   I'd like to know as well, having been paying $13 an hour for caregivers but 
thinking of moving back home and hiring live-in help. Will not ask them to pay 
room and board and will buy all groceries, but would be curious to know what 
someone would need to be paid monthly if housing and meals are taken care of. 
ROGER   
      
      
   -----Original Message-----   
   From: memys...@cox.net [mailto:memys...@cox.net]    
   Sent: Monday, June 15, 2015 9:25 AM   
   To: quad-list@eskimo.com   
   Subject: [QUAD-L] Live in Aide   
      
      
   Those with live-in attendants, other than room and board, how much do you 
pay them?    
      
   And what is asking too much for them to do?    
   If they work weekdays, when food shopping, is asking them to get groceries 
for weekend too much?    
   Or when making dinner, adding more for a live-in failmy member too much?    
   As far as cleaning, what's too much? Keeping cupboards and frig cleaned out? 
   
   Wiping floors off,   
   Things have changed over the years, I need more, but can't afford to pay 
more.    
   But I've ask for so little over the years, asking for more now is like askig 
for a lot more, even though it still seems less than other quads probably ask 
for.    
      
   I'd like to find out what others pay for live-in help. Not hourly, just 
monthly.    
      
      
  
 


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