/biz/ - Business & Finance

>99.99th percentile, 3.7mm, 25 yrs old

how the fuck do you autists make so much money. i swear 99% of you are pretending

>>1554617
>88th percentile, ~$80k, 24 years old

>>1554627

>lives in manhattan sharing a studio with 5 ppl

>>1554630
try comfy midwest, with my own three bed, 2.5 bath house
>tfw room for a gf, but I'm an autist

>>1554617
virtually everyone who makes my kind of money at my age doesn't want to dox themselves on 4chan

attracting too much unwanted attention and whatnot. I've been on 4chan for 8 years now. money didn't change that habit

>>1554634

Same. Wisconsin reporting in.

Townhome w/ basement, 1.5 bath, two bed. 825/mo, much better than living in a city tbqh

>>1554594
That's nothing friend.
I'm only 14 and I have 16cm.

>>1554643
>make 3.7 million a year
>financial freedom to do whatever you want, wherever you want
>choose to spend time posting on the worst board of an uruguayan alpalca-milking IRC chat
maybe there's more to life than money

>>1554649
My nigga

How do I stack up if I can't figure out how to read the chart

Top 4%, 41 years old. Not bad, but I wasted all my life savings in grad school, so I have no house. Wish I had a big-ass-fucking woodshop, so I'm learning finance now to get there.

With the earnings I passed on in grad school, I could have bought and crashed two Lamborghinis :/

>>1554674
How could you think this is the worst board?
It's not /b/, /pol/, /mlp/, /v/, /a/, or /x/.

>18k post-tax wageslave
>got offer to work $13 an hour instead of $11 at different company
>20yo
Working my way up the long way, looking at a trade right now. Is electrician good?

I do sales force administration for 50k, just turned 23.

4.5% 401k w/ full full match, health and other insurance.

I feel ok, but only barely so. I still can't afford to eat like I want and do what I want.

>>1554570
93rd percentile, mid 20s, 114k this year.

25; 60k per year plus OT so like 65k-70k per year. Wife 60k per year. Midwest and blessed. Stockpiling as much savings as possible.

>>1554869

It's stable and has a good work/life balance. Especially if you like to drive to different towns and work with different people. If for some reason you dig being in an office it wouldn't be for you.

You may not get rich in cash $, but you can pick your own hours once you own your own business. Just make sure in your apprentice years that you aim for the top. Don't get stuck working for someone else your whole career. Keep on eye on how the boss does things :)

I make 30k in one of the cheapest states of the country with full benefits, walk to work office job in marketing. I'm 30 pretty happy with how things are despite the low salary.

45k at 23 but due for a "significant" raise this month.

>>1554903
Did you come to the thing in Park City? I set up your food bro

57k @ 29
but laid off 6 weeks ago
;_;

Is this total income or just from your job?

>>1554993
This.
I live in a boring but pleasant city literally 50 miles from Tokyo, and houses here can be had at 2.5mil yen ($25k) because everybody moved to Tokyo. I make $2400 a month, rent is $500 a month, and I can walk to work, but the company gave me a car anyway.

I will literally own a house outright in less than two years at which point living expenses will drop to 20% of my income, at 27, with a dependent, on $29k per year. Meanwhile my parents are still paying off their shitty $250k house.

I feel like a king. I'm going to get a second job and get an old Ferrari.

5k at 16
100 bucks per day
no expenses
fun shit

>>1555371

Compensation, so just from job. It would be interesting to factor in things like rental properties.

>>1555010
Wrong person I think.

>>1555595
So then I'm at zero, since I now live off of my investments

>>1555652
Ok, stop being autistic and either post annual income or fuck off dude.

>>1554570
>0-600€ / month
>24 yrs old

>>1554627
Net or gross?

>>1555870
Gross. I don't get any benefits besides 6 paid holidays, either, so it's really nothing to brag about

>>1556292

Truck driver?

>>1554627
same and i live with my parents

>>1556313
Nah, aerospace engineer (on contract). Though, if truck driving pays like that, I might quit

>>1556579
Honestly, I should be doing this. Between work and grad classes, I'm never really home anyway except to sleep, and I'd have so much more left over to invest