Cycle 1063 (Winter): Day 3: Shift 3: Hour 2:00 [Hamlet of Gwynedd: 45N,25W]
When the party returned to the Bank and expressed interest in an outright purchase of the mortgage, the Banker wasted no time. By Shift 3 of that same day, the papers were drawn up and by two bells, the group was gathered in their new … very messy … home.
Since we are taking care of some Financial Matters at the moment … Here are your expenses:
HOUSE (per person, includes 4% for closing costs) = Cr -3328
Here is an idea of your COST OF LIVING (food, clothing, shelter) based on your SOC (or the SOC that you choose to live at):
- SOC 2: Cr 13/day = Cr 520/cycle
- SOC 3: Cr 17/day = Cr 680/cycle
- SOC 4: Cr 22/day = Cr 880/cycle
- SOC 5: Cr 29/day = Cr 1,160/cycle
- SOC 6: Cr 37/day = Cr 1,480/cycle
- SOC 7: Cr 48/day = Cr 1,920/cycle
- SOC 8: Cr 63/day = Cr 2,520/cycle
- SOC 9: Cr 82/day = Cr 3,280/cycle
- SOC 10: Cr 106/day = Cr 4,240/cycle
- SOC 11: Cr 138/day = Cr 5,520/cycle
- SOC 12: Cr 179/day = Cr 7,160/cycle
- SOC 13: Cr 133/day = Cr 9,320/cycle
- SOC 14: Cr 303/day = Cr 12,120/cycle
- SOC 15: Cr 394/day = Cr 15,760/cycle
The cost per Cycle indicates how much you need to earn each 40 day Cycle to support yourself. If you have the CASH and want to subtract your “Living Expenses” for the Cycle now, then we don’t need to worry about food or clothing or utility bills until next cycle (37 days from now).
