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» In order to make 100k a year you have to make $53 an hour for 40 hour weeks
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post 1569917851 12-30-2018, 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted By Halfway
It's 8% apparently
Yea, it’s pretty damn good money. Not rich but you’re doing better than 99 percent of the world and 92% of Americans.

My main goal is 100K or over by 30.
post 1569919081 12-30-2018, 08:23 PM
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Most software developers in the Bay Area and NYC make $100k as a lower bound. Heck 100k is probably average for entry level jobs in these areas unless you're desperate or lazy and don't study for interviews. If any of you guys's goals is just to have a salary of 100k despite any other circumstances, it's not as hard as you might think, assuming you have the dedication to push yourself for a year and build up a presentable resume.
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post 1569926631 12-30-2018, 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted By bigcake
Most software developers in the Bay Area and NYC make $100k as a lower bound. Heck 100k is probably average for entry level jobs in these areas unless you're desperate or lazy and don't study for interviews. If any of you guys's goals is just to have a salary of 100k despite any other circumstances, it's not as hard as you might think, assuming you have the dedication to push yourself for a year and build up a presentable resume.
Son... you just listed two of the highest cost of living areas in the country. No sh*t 100K is going be common, you need to earn that just for a studio apartment and 1 slice a pizza month as a meal.







50-65K would sound more reasonable in any other part of the country... but 100K? lol... be real son.
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post 1569931611 12-31-2018, 12:41 AM
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hi nurses can make over 200k
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post 1569931721 12-31-2018, 12:44 AM
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Oilfield. 80 hour weeks but only 2 weeks a month
post 1569931851 12-31-2018, 12:49 AM
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Worked about 60 days past year. Made over $200k. Pssh.
post 1569932071 12-31-2018, 12:56 AM
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I made 78k including pension savings, this year working 37h/week and 10 weeks of paid vaccation.

But thats excluding the vaccation savings and milage deductibles, with that probably 85k.

On the other hand i have to pay about 35% in taxes... Feels bad man

When i lived in the US 8 years ago, i made 2300 a month as an intern in Miami. I was living in a brand new condo in a high facility high rise right at the bay and drove a bmw, eating out everyday and drove a bmw. Didnt need any money at that time, would be balling at 100k in miami.
post 1569932191 12-31-2018, 01:00 AM
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Originally Posted By BostonRockets
Poor people measure their money through time. Most people making over six figures are not being paid hourly.
Imagine being such a brainlet
post 1569932911 12-31-2018, 01:30 AM
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post 1569933331 12-31-2018, 01:46 AM
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9.15% make 100k or more

And that is for personal income for workers age 25-64

Half of the country makes 30k or less.
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post 1569933661 12-31-2018, 01:58 AM
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I see we are still doing that thing where we pretend nurses make way more than they actually do.
Originally Posted By srosaaf
Why call bs bro? NYC is where I am from not where I live. Currently live in South Dakota. Still on that 130K+. Let me know if you want a break down. Not a bad life but not the best either.
You at Ellsworth? South Dakota brah checking in.
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post 1569933921 12-31-2018, 02:06 AM
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What? This dude saying being a nurse 80 hour weeks are normal, what are you talking about? The only nurse I've ever known working that much was an old Indian lady working two jobs because she was putting her kids through college. The rest of us work 36 hour weeks unless they want to pick up shifts, which most don't do. If I worked 80 hour weeks I would make a quarter million a year with overtime.
post 1569934121 12-31-2018, 02:14 AM
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Originally Posted By Afiss
How much to take home 100k after tax... now were talkin !
That's the funny thing about those *******s claiming they belong in the 6 figs bracket, aka barely making 100k. After tax deduction, doesn't sound impressive anymore ain't it?

And lol'd at the nurse crew itt busting their angus for 80h a week to barely scrape 100k, lmao just lmao
post 1569934131 12-31-2018, 02:15 AM
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Public Works in California is now $53/hour
post 1569934341 12-31-2018, 02:20 AM
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$130k hourly, ez
post 1569934361 12-31-2018, 02:21 AM
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Originally Posted By Godyssey
I see we are still doing that thing where we pretend nurses make way more than they actually do.


I make more than most though, but if you're in California 100k+ is the norm. I would still have to work a bit of overtime, maybe not with bonuses, and I get paid for certifications. Enough to live on and the job I'm at now is pretty easy, I read for 6+ hours on my last night shift.
post 1569934691 12-31-2018, 02:31 AM
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Most high paying jobs i.e. investment banking, management consulting, investment, law, software engineering, doctor etc. are out cuz most work 60-70 hours a week at least.
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post 1569935621 12-31-2018, 03:01 AM
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Originally Posted By AniMaLizTik
people who make 100+ k do not get paid by the hour lol
I can work minimal amounts of overtime throughout the year and bust it during December mailing season and make right at 100k being hourly. Being consistent is the key.
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Originally Posted By Autumnal
Maybe I'm an idiot, but doesn't that paycheck say you take home about $1100 a week? If so you just proved that other guys point, everyone in this thread talking about 80k plus for nursing, then the one paystub that gets posted shows a nurse brah making about 60k yearly
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post 1569937511 12-31-2018, 04:13 AM
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Originally Posted By srosaaf
speaking of, besides investing anybody know of a job I can work online a couple hours a week to make a couple dollars? I get bored for about an hour a day, looking to use it to make extra income.
Teach Chinese people English online? Minimal if non-existent prep, easy and you should make, at the very least, around $US28 an hour (cash in hand).
post 1569939521 12-31-2018, 05:39 AM
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The vast majority of RNs in this country do not make $100k. Experienced nurses make around $80k, if you're including OT then that's not really a fair comparison of earnings.
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post 1569939921 12-31-2018, 05:50 AM
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Originally Posted By SillieBazzillie
The vast majority of RNs in this country do not make $100k. Experienced nurses make around $80k, if you're including OT then that's not really a fair comparison of earnings.
That’s my point. It’s been a strange trend on the misc where the nurses are claiming to be balling out of control when almost everyone knows that’s not true lol.

If you’re working OT...then okay. But like you said. That’s not necessarily a proper way to gauge it
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It depends on the perks

Get paid mileage, expenses, get paid PTO but still allowed to work those days, unlimited overtime, etc

All that brings me to 90-100k a year making mid 30s hourly, never worked over 60 hours a week
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Originally Posted By AniMaLizTik
people who make 100+ k do not get paid by the hour lol
He's talking about pay vs time worked it doesn't matter if it's salary or hourly. There are plenty of salary people making **** tier money when you calc the actual $/hr
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Originally Posted By SillieBazzillie
The vast majority of RNs in this country do not make $100k. Experienced nurses make around $80k, if you're including OT then that's not really a fair comparison of earnings.
This, source my wife is a nurse.

Highest paid RN in her department works hella call/OT (surgical department) and she was making about 80k this is someone with like 25-30 years experience too. Of course this is Indiana where rates lower relative to other parts of the country so she would be a 100k nurse in a high wage area.
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Originally Posted By AniMaLizTik
people who make 100+ k do not get paid by the hour lol
Take your salary, divide by hours you worked = your hourly rate.

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Originally Posted By Godyssey
That’s my point. It’s been a strange trend on the misc where the nurses are claiming to be balling out of control when almost everyone knows that’s not true lol.

If you’re working OT...then okay. But like you said. That’s not necessarily a proper way to gauge it
And I'm not hating on nurses at all. It's a great career where you make really good money and don't have to put in time outside the office. A man/wife nurse combo pulling in $160k would be in fantastic shape financially and work life balance.
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post 1569942201 12-31-2018, 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted By AniMaLizTik
people who make 100+ k do not get paid by the hour lol
That's not true a lot of unions are paying that
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Originally Posted By SillieBazzillie
And I'm not hating on nurses at all. It's a great career where you make really good money and don't have to put in time outside the office. A man/wife nurse combo pulling in $160k would be in fantastic shape financially and work life balance.
man/wife combo? you gender binary homophobic cis male scum.
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Originally Posted By SillieBazzillie
And I'm not hating on nurses at all. It's a great career where you make really good money and don't have to put in time outside the office. A man/wife nurse combo pulling in $160k would be in fantastic shape financially and work life balance.
Couple I went to HS with both RNs did travel nursing for a few years to build up cash before doing the whole house/kids thing they were making serious money and getting to travel around.
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