/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.2242101]

Is 60k USD a lot of money?

[Anonymous No.2242114]

but it into WAVES and it will be friendo ;^)

[Anonymous No.2242117]

>>2242101
>please answer my totally subjective question even if I provide no context for you to understand my situation objectively

[Anonymous No.2242123]

>>2242117
Just the size of my trading account.

[Anonymous No.2242133]

>>2242101
It's more than the average net worth IIRC. Net worth is logarithmic so you'll always be looking up at the "rich" guys but remember all the people looking up at you.

[Anonymous No.2242139]

in some countries it might be

[Anonymous No.2242143]

>>2242123
If you're using margin, that's actually quite a large amount

[Anonymous No.2242146]

>>2242101
About 14 months of living expenses.
No

[Anonymous No.2242162]

>>2242101

Nope, it's as much as a low end luxury vehicle.

Turn it into 10mil and it'll be a lot.

[Anonymous No.2242176]

>>2242101

Totally depends on where you live. I have a great cost of living in my state and comically low taxes. I bought my house at the bottom of the market and now pay very little. 60k is plenty to live here in Las Vegas.

In New York, San Francisco, or LA, that's peasant money.

[Anonymous No.2242216]

>>2242146
Depends on your lifestyle and where you live friend. I could live on 60k for 7 years.

[Anonymous No.2242228]

>>2242101
if you're a pleb sure

[Anonymous No.2242233]

>>2242101
That could be 1-4 years of early retirement depending on your lifestyle.

[Anonymous No.2242285]

Twice my net worth.

[Anonymous No.2242295]

>>2242101
>60k
>+60k Mathematician Student Debt
No

[Anonymous No.2242560]

>>2242285
60 times my net worth

[Anonymous No.2242568]

>>2242560
60 times 0 is still 0 mon ami

[Anonymous No.2242574]

>>2242101
I earn 250$ a month , so yeah

[Anonymous No.2242627]

>>2242101
to most US citizens, it's more than their annual household income so yeah it's a decent amount of money.