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CwebbMichSac4 04/11/21 5:25:02 PM #1: |
...comfortable, or maybe well off?
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BloodMoon7 04/11/21 5:26:12 PM #2: |
Well I still have to pay the maid so uhh...
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FrankJaegr 04/11/21 5:29:25 PM #3: |
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Unsugarized_Foo 04/11/21 5:30:49 PM #4: |
Comfy and no debt but a mortgage, $35k
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FuriousFox 04/11/21 5:37:31 PM #5: |
$50000 is enough to cover my expenses and still have a good amount left over.
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CwebbMichSac4 04/11/21 5:38:03 PM #6: |
FuriousFox posted...
$50000 is enough to cover my expenses and still have a good amount left over.after or before taxes? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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MedeaLysistrata 04/11/21 5:38:57 PM #7: |
48k after tax would make me very happy
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CwebbMichSac4 04/11/21 5:44:42 PM #8: |
bumpo
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3PiesAndAFork 04/11/21 5:48:53 PM #9: |
While still having a mortgage? 75K/year is fairly comfortable (before tax).
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IronTusk 04/11/21 5:48:54 PM #10: |
Depends completely on where I would be living.
I'm from the San Francisco Bay Area. Single salaries under 70K a year are not really livable here without assistance when the average 1-bedroom apartment rent is around $2,600. Before the pandemic, you could do like I did and buy a nice house way out of the way for 500K but my daily commute to the city was over 3 hours. Here you need to earn around 125K a year to start feeling comfortable and that certainly doesn't buy you a home. You'd need a joint married income over $200K to afford a home here. See for yourself: https://www.apartments.com/san-francisco-ca/1-bedrooms/?bb=7gmxw22j0On_0nr6E ... Copied to Clipboard!
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