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do u currently live pay check to pay check?
View Poll Results: do u currently live pay check to pay check?
Voters: 22.| don't have a job currently | 2 | 9% | |
| no | 15 | 68% | |
| yes | 5 | 22% |
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05-02-2023, 01:39 AM
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- liftandsleep30
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do u currently live pay check to pay check?
do u currently live pay check to pay check?
05-02-2023, 01:41 AM
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05-02-2023, 01:44 AM
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- isingmodel
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- isingmodel
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Wagie salary wise pretty much but I spend a lot. Crypto staking income keeps the savings flowing.
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05-02-2023, 02:18 AM
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- MisquePhaggot
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Currently on buy now pay later dominos pizza
05-02-2023, 10:02 AM
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05-02-2023, 10:07 AM
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- Voidgaze
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- Voidgaze
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Originally Posted By Bishomang⏩
Came in to say this.No, but life is still chit. I’m still a wagie stuck in the rat race. Until I make it out the matrix I will always consider myself a chit tier wagecuck pleb
05-02-2023, 10:09 AM
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Nope.
Assuming zero bonuses/overtime for a month where there's only two paychecks (2 months a year there's 3 pay checks)... my take home is about $7.5k after taxes and 401k contribution. My "leisurely carefree" CoL is probably $4k/mo. My "penny-pinching" CoL is probably $3k/mo depending. So I take home an excess of $3.5k-4.5k/mo above my CoL most of the time.
If I were fired (unlikely), and had no severance package (very unlikely), I'd be able to afford living for nearly a year, before I'd have to consider loans, or going into my 401k.
Helps to be debt free to keep the CoL low.
Assuming zero bonuses/overtime for a month where there's only two paychecks (2 months a year there's 3 pay checks)... my take home is about $7.5k after taxes and 401k contribution. My "leisurely carefree" CoL is probably $4k/mo. My "penny-pinching" CoL is probably $3k/mo depending. So I take home an excess of $3.5k-4.5k/mo above my CoL most of the time.
If I were fired (unlikely), and had no severance package (very unlikely), I'd be able to afford living for nearly a year, before I'd have to consider loans, or going into my 401k.
Helps to be debt free to keep the CoL low.
05-02-2023, 10:11 AM
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- mabidi
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- mabidi
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no consumer debt besides mortgage, cars paid off, no credit cards, no student loans
bring home 90k base before taxes, closer to 110-115 with my OT calculated
put away 15% into retirement at 32 (been doing that since i was 23 and started my career) so hoping by the time i retire at 48 i'll be a multi-millionaire
plus i get a 50% pension after 25 years of service on top of my separate retirement savings
bring home 90k base before taxes, closer to 110-115 with my OT calculated
put away 15% into retirement at 32 (been doing that since i was 23 and started my career) so hoping by the time i retire at 48 i'll be a multi-millionaire
plus i get a 50% pension after 25 years of service on top of my separate retirement savings
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05-02-2023, 10:14 AM
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05-02-2023, 10:19 AM
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- pojo18
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Originally Posted By Visel⏩
I'm in a similar position but were both still not far from poverty or paycheck to paycheck.Nope.
Assuming zero bonuses/overtime for a month where there's only two paychecks (2 months a year there's 3 pay checks)... my take home is about $7.5k after taxes and 401k contribution. My "leisurely carefree" CoL is probably $4k/mo. My "penny-pinching" CoL is probably $3k/mo depending. So I take home an excess of $3.5k-4.5k/mo above my CoL most of the time.
If I were fired (unlikely), and had no severance package (very unlikely), I'd be able to afford living for nearly a year, before I'd have to consider loans, or going into my 401k.
Helps to be debt free to keep the CoL low.
Assuming zero bonuses/overtime for a month where there's only two paychecks (2 months a year there's 3 pay checks)... my take home is about $7.5k after taxes and 401k contribution. My "leisurely carefree" CoL is probably $4k/mo. My "penny-pinching" CoL is probably $3k/mo depending. So I take home an excess of $3.5k-4.5k/mo above my CoL most of the time.
If I were fired (unlikely), and had no severance package (very unlikely), I'd be able to afford living for nearly a year, before I'd have to consider loans, or going into my 401k.
Helps to be debt free to keep the CoL low.
a wagie is a slavie pretty much no matter what
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05-02-2023, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted By pojo18⏩
A man needs like $2.5m net worth to get out of the rat race in my eyes. That is to say, some combo of owning a house outright (no rent/mortgage, keeping your CoL extra low), and the rest being in investments that yield $100k+ at a modest 6% growth.I'm in a similar position but were both still not far from poverty or paycheck to paycheck.
a wagie is a slavie pretty much no matter what
a wagie is a slavie pretty much no matter what
Still nice to look at the bright side of: "well even though I'm in the rat race, at least if I fall off the wheel right now I wouldn't have to accept negative interest in my life via debt, or even live out on the streets."
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