For example, if you make $60,000 a year and have no debts, you can afford to spend about $1,500 a month on principal, interest, taxes and insurance without breaking the 30% rule. To keep housing costs down to 25% of your income, as Weston recommends, you'll have to spend $1,250 or less.he more non-mortgage debt you have, the less you can afford to spend on a home. Multiply your income from Smart Move 1 by 36%. Plan to spend no more than that result on your total debt payments -- mortgage payments, auto loans, student loans, credit card bills, child support and loans against your 401(k) plan.
California produces the most food (by value) in the United States followed by Iowa and Nebraska. California accounts for 11% of ag cash receipts in the United States. Photo: Big SurPublished on: May 31, 2016. California produces the most food (by value) in the United States followed by Iowa and Nebraska. Twelve (12) states generate over $10 billion in agricultural cash reciepts: California, Iowa, Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota, Illinois, Kansas, Wisconsin, Indiana, North Carolina, Ohio & South Dakota.
Check out the map below by HuffPost's Alissa Scheller, using data provided by Yelp, to find out which cuisines are most popular in each state. Below the map is a list of the top five cuisines in each state: Alabama. Southern -- 256 percent higher than national average. BBQ -- 145 percent higher than national average.