Monica Vantilburg
speaker
1,410 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 22 Jul
Monica Vantilburg’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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If you think your landlord is keeping too much, ask for an itemized list of expenses.
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That money is yours.
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If you were respectful of your lease and your building, do not let landlord greed hold onto what is not rightfully theirs.
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A few tips and tricks for making this part of your move out process as seamless as possible.
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As soon as you give your notice, schedule a walkthrough with your landlord to identify anything that they charge you for.
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And if possible, fix it on your own before you leave.
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Then the day you actually move out, shoot them an email reminding them that the security deposit should be returned to you.
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Include when it's due and if your state requires interest to be paid on it.
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And make sure to include an address where they can send it.
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You're moving, so your landlord doesn't know where you live anymore until you tell them.
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Maximize that money back, my friends.
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Now let's pivot our attention back to work.
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Another mistake I made was I didn't take advantage of company benefits.
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JP Morgan, my first employer, is a really big corporation.
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And they offered quite a few pretty awesome benefits that I had no idea about for far too long after I started with them.
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Whether it was the medical center I had access to in the building where I worked or free entry to a bunch of the museums in New York City or commuter perks so I could pay for my subway pass and pre-tax dollars, I didn't take advantage of any of it until my mentor flagged it to me.
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One of my friends was the exact same way.
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She's a freelancer and in a union, hired as an employee of this company or that one for just a couple months at a time.
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Each new company came with plenty of paperwork, and it was really easy to get lost in the weeds of sorting through forms.
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Turns out, one of the companies that would hire her once a year offered a 401k program, and she didn't realize until her third year with them that she could be receiving retirement benefits every time they hired her.
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