What is the going rate for live in nanny's and housekeepers?
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That depends on the area as far as rates go. You can go and check the rates of pay through a site similar to MONSTER.COM  for jobs.
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If you post a notice in an apartment building saying you'll do christmas housecleaning, you're sure to get some offers. Call ads in the paper and find out what the going rate is (so your prices aren't too high or low).\nMy aunt always gets someone in to help her tidy up for Christmas and so do many of the other seniors in her building. The woman who does her cleaning has so many jobs she can't handle them all and when my sis put an ad up, she had to turn work away. It's a great way to make some extra money for the holidays.
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I have a house cleaning business and I charge by the square foot. I have deep cleans which are done initially to get the house ready for a general clean. I charge 9 cents a square foot for a deep clean and 5 cents a square foot for a general.\n\n A general can be done weekly, bi weekly or monthly. Alot of people who clean houses charge by the hour but you cannot make any real money that way. Never tell the customer how you charge just say I charge by the job which is true. I have been doing this for a while and if you break it down I make between $25-35 an hour sometimes more. \n\nAlso a great thing to get into is office cleaning, it is much easier and you can make more money because even though you still charge by the sq foot you can clean an office quicker than a house.\n\nAnother thing I want to mention is people will call you for a move out clean you can charge 12 cents a sq foot for that because a move out clean consists of inside the appliances and cabinets and stuff. You don't have to do move outs just wanted to throw that in.\n\nYou have to be legit with a license and a company name though for people to pay that kind of money and you really have to know how to clean people are really picky. I hope this helps Good Luck!
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It also depends upon how naughty ur kid is or how understanding ur kid is !!so keep that in view n charge a nanny!
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Yes, my fee is $90/hr. Where are you?
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mine was $600.00, but it all depends on where you are and who handles it for you, i would call a check around, good luck .
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check out this website www.livingwagecampaign.org and look under "setting a living wage level" and "living wage impact'
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Ccontact your local collage, they will tell you. Nannying is different to teaching as I'm sure you will know. xx
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anywhere from $327 to $788 a week
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About 6.50/hr.  That was in Freeport, IL.  But you might make more depending on cost of living.  NOt by much though.  I'd bet you'd stay under $7.
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Roughly $2 to $3 hourly. But I hear it's a good living for them due to the exchange rate.
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You'd most likely bring home a lil over $700...$714 ish depending on how much they take out foe state tax...its about 100 for fed taxes, 55 for fica, and $13 for medicare
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How much money are we talking about and what interest rates are you paying?
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10% to 15% is usual. Depends on if they did more than required or treated you very good. $90 is a lot of dough, you should consider if it is really worth it.
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Use the salaray calculator at hotjobs.com or monster.com.\n\nEnter in your state and any other pertinent info-- it will vary widely based on location.
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varies by region.  i've billed from a low of $50/hr. up to $175/hr.  $175 is definitely top tier.
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i have a friend back home and her rate was,  150 a hour just foor stimatimates.  putting tapes in the wall where goes what and giving u a drawing of the desing 1000 if she actully has to do it her self. for ya. and go shoping with ya.