/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.50172796]

$100k/yr is a a lot of money

[Anonymous No.50172821]

wagie mentality, ngmi.

[Anonymous No.50173905]

>>50172796
I make 100k/yr and I feel like it's not enough. It's basically middle-class.

[Anonymous No.50174166]

>>50172796
As a fresh college grad? Hell yeah, that's a great starting wage.

In fact, as a single individual living outside of a downtown area, it is more than you can realistically spend.

It's sure not a lot to raise a family on anymore, though.

[Anonymous No.50174275]

>>50173905
You are correct. It's equivalent to 60k/year in the year 2000.

[Anonymous No.50174301]

>>50174275
It's basically 60k after taxes. My monthly paycheck is about 5k and i make «109k»

[Anonymous No.50174412]

>>50174301
move to a no income tax state. I make about that and my monthly income is a lot higher post tax

[Anonymous No.50174445]

>>50172796
Yes it's a middle class salary.
For family not enough.
Yearly admissions at some private schools are higher.

[Anonymous No.50174448]

>>50174412
Sadly my job determines where I live. Colorado is pretty nice though, so I'm not complaining.

[Anonymous No.50174495]

>>50174412
Employers are Jewy about this too. They'll lower your salary if you try that. Or, if you move to a place like Florida the salary will be lower to begin with (i.e. 90K).

[Anonymous No.50174501]

I've lived on a lot less, most people just willingly give a bunch of money to kikes since they have so much, poorfag mentality of not being a spendthrift is based

[Anonymous No.50174512]

>>50173905
this but I make 140k. All it gets you is a nicer house/apt so you don’t even save more $

[Anonymous No.50174564]

What are some good side jobs , I just want some extra cash , my current job is fine

[Anonymous No.50174702]

>>50172821
>>50173905
>>50174275
>>50174301
>>50174445
Larper wagies

[Anonymous No.50174859]

>>50172796
it's not.
think about it, If the company is willing to pay for it, it's not a lot of money