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  "name": "What is a good salary in Alaska?",
  "description": "A common benchmark is the salary that funds a 50/30/20 budget with rent at 30% of take-home. In Alaska, $75,000 nets about $5,096/mo — enough for rent around $1,529 under that rule. Above roughly $100,000 ($6,561/mo net) is comfortable in most of the state outside its priciest metros.",
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    "question": "What is a good salary in Alaska?",
    "shortAnswer": "A common benchmark is the salary that funds a 50/30/20 budget with rent at 30% of take-home. In Alaska, $75,000 nets about $5,096/mo — enough for rent around $1,529 under that rule. Above roughly $100,000 ($6,561/mo net) is comfortable in most of the state outside its priciest metros.",
    "tableTitle": "What each salary supports in Alaska",
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      "Rent at 30% of net"
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      {
        "label": "$40,000",
        "value": "$2,848",
        "note": "$854"
      },
      {
        "label": "$50,000",
        "value": "$3,518",
        "note": "$1,055"
      },
      {
        "label": "$75,000",
        "value": "$5,096",
        "note": "$1,529"
      },
      {
        "label": "$100,000",
        "value": "$6,561",
        "note": "$1,968"
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      {
        "label": "$150,000",
        "value": "$9,440",
        "note": "$2,832"
      }
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    "context": "\"Good\" depends on household size and city: urban rents can be double rural ones in the same state. Use the take-home column against real listings in your target city rather than a statewide average.",
    "methodology": "Take-home computed with the RevenueLab paycheck engine (single filer, no pre-tax deductions). Rent guideline: 30% of net income.",
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        "label": "Alaska take-home pay table",
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