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Topic	McDonald's and Visa show you how to budget to live on minimum wage
wolfy42 07/20/17 2:02:56 PM #18:	Delicinq4 posted... The best way to avoid this is to get a certification/diploma/degree and not make minimum wage. Minimum wage is for teenagers and college students. You are not supposed to make a living off of them. What happened to ambition??? I got 80k straight out of uni and I didnt even have amazing grades. After 1 year my loans were paid off and I was a debt free man making bank. I am not special at all, anyone in North America can do this. Just don't pick a terrible major and somewhat apply yourself. Over 50% of employed people in the US make near minimum wage (for their region, not fed minimum wage). A huge portion of jobs pay either minimum wage, or within a few dollars of minimum wage, including many skilled jobs, and sadly until recently at least, teachers would often start at near min wage for the first 5 years as well (bachelors degree minimum), so it's not just high school dropouts that make it. --- Proud member of the Arv The Great is great fan club!!! Join today by putting it in your sig. <cite>wolfy42 posted [p:883274379] in McDonald's... [t:75586087]...</cite> <quote><cite>Delicinq4 posted...</cite> <quote>The best way to avoid this is to get a certification/diploma/degree and not make minimum wage. Minimum wage is for teenagers and college students. You are not supposed to make a living off of them. What happened to ambition??? I got 80k straight out of uni and I didnt even have amazing grades. After 1 year my loans were paid off and I was a debt free man making bank. I am not special at all, anyone in North America can do this. Just don't pick a terrible major and somewhat apply yourself.</quote> Over 50% of employed people in the US make near minimum wage (for their region, not fed minimum wage). A huge portion of jobs pay either minimum wage, or within a few dollars of minimum wage, including many skilled jobs, and sadly until recently at least, teachers would often start at near min wage for the first 5 years as well (bachelors degree minimum), so it's not just high school dropouts that make it. --- Proud member of the Arv The Great is great fan club!!! Join today by putting it in your sig.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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