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PlatinumNJ
This is just a glance at what each of you do for a living and how much you make per year doing so.... I personally make 209k a year working as a contractor in Iraq....
DragonFlyer
I "work" for free. I have my own financial resources. Our bills are paid and that's all that counts.

DH has a full medical retirement from the military.
MikeVQ
I make..................................nowhere near 209K.
jolla
you'd get more replies with a poll.
I Need help too
QUOTE (jolla @ Sep 30 2009, 05:24 PM) *
you'd get more replies with a poll.



Agree!
TroyP
I make about $20k a year more than I need, which is about $20k a year less than I'd like. wink.gif

Enjay
QUOTE (TroyP @ Oct 2 2009, 09:43 AM) *
I make about $20k a year more than I need, which is about $20k a year less than I'd like. wink.gif



I love that answer and I'm going to piggyback on it. smile.gif
hegemony
I make 38% of my spouse's income.
radi8
QUOTE (hegemony @ Oct 2 2009, 09:39 AM) *
I make 38% of my spouse's income.


I make 100% of my income. cool.gif
concerned
Less than my boss.
hurricanesfans27
more than my boss
KYBOSH
$0.0 Million
Unas2k5
156k









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Kevin20
1 billion dollars a year.

(Rounding up to the nearest billion)

hegemony
QUOTE (Kevin20 @ Oct 3 2009, 06:24 AM) *
1 billion dollars a year.

(Rounding up to the nearest billion)

tongue.gif tongue.gif I like it!!!

Seabee
QUOTE (Kevin20 @ Oct 3 2009, 09:24 AM) *
1 billion dollars a year.

(Rounding up to the nearest billion)


That means you make at least $500 million?
angeleyeskkhr
QUOTE (MikeVQ @ Sep 30 2009, 04:00 PM) *
I make..................................nowhere near 209K.



rofl.gif No kidding. I don't even make a FOURTH of that!
TroyP
QUOTE (Seabee @ Oct 3 2009, 11:54 AM) *
QUOTE (Kevin20 @ Oct 3 2009, 09:24 AM) *
1 billion dollars a year.

(Rounding up to the nearest billion)


That means you make at least $500 million?


Not if we're rounding UP to the nearest billion... wink.gif
JOLTY
I don't make ENOUGH.
MamaMac
My husband makes about that working as a contractor in Afghanistan. I make zero, because his income allows me to stay home, watch t.v. and eat bon bon's all day. tongue.gif

Seriously though, I make whatever the small livestock farming opperation we have brings in each year and by the time we factor in expenses I have a negative income. Is that even possible?

Thanks for helping out our soldiers over there!!!
hinklesc
Will not say how much, but I will say I would never go to either Iraq or Afghanistan for that kind of pay!
DragonFlyer
QUOTE (hinklesc @ Oct 10 2009, 02:19 AM) *
Will not say how much, but I will say I would never go to either Iraq or Afghanistan for that kind of pay!


I know a lot of folks who went for a lot less, and gave a lot more. tongue.gif
Bree82
I dont work but last year DH made $137k gross.

The more you make, the more you spend. Currently working our way out of $96k worth of debt not including the house we just bought.
Athena53
Six times what DH gets in SS.
hinklesc
QUOTE (DragonFlyer @ Oct 10 2009, 11:20 AM) *
QUOTE (hinklesc @ Oct 10 2009, 02:19 AM) *
Will not say how much, but I will say I would never go to either Iraq or Afghanistan for that kind of pay!


I know a lot of folks who went for a lot less, and gave a lot more. tongue.gif


I was there myself in 91, but did not make that kind of money on an E-4 paycheck! Reason I would not go for that kind of money.
visa ftw!
My goal is to finally get out of the $30-40k bracket before I reach 30.

I guess it's all perspective, because when I was younger, I made a lot less and I did a lot more.
Then again, my standards were lower (bean bag chairs & tea + ramen for dinner) and I didn't have retirement or elder family care worries.

hinklesc
QUOTE (visa ftw! @ Oct 10 2009, 02:23 PM) *
My goal is to finally get out of the $30-40k bracket before I reach 30.

I guess it's all perspective, because when I was younger, I made a lot less and I did a lot more.
Then again, my standards were lower (bean bag chairs & tea + ramen for dinner) and I didn't have retirement or elder family care worries.


30-40 while in the 20's is repectable. I made 0 in most of my 20's as I was a student (but never ate ramen, although knew many that lived on it ;) ). Did like the Papa John's you could live on for 3 days though.
visa ftw!
QUOTE (hinklesc @ Oct 10 2009, 10:28 AM) *
QUOTE (visa ftw! @ Oct 10 2009, 02:23 PM) *
My goal is to finally get out of the $30-40k bracket before I reach 30.

I guess it's all perspective, because when I was younger, I made a lot less and I did a lot more.
Then again, my standards were lower (bean bag chairs & tea + ramen for dinner) and I didn't have retirement or elder family care worries.


30-40 while in the 20's is repectable. I made 0 in most of my 20's as I was a student (but never ate ramen, although knew many that lived on it ;) ). Did like the Papa John's you could live on for 3 days though.


Haha, Papa John's is good--but it's really expensive these days! Well, I only have a few more years left in my 20s, so then what'll my excuse be to have a tiny 401(k) and little to no savings?

I've foolishly gone back to school for a masters now, because it seems I'm not one of the lucky ones to get promotions without the paper degree. Only this time, I have no drunken roommates, no partying neighbors and a full-time job. Being an adult student isn't so bad. ;)
hinklesc
QUOTE (visa ftw! @ Oct 10 2009, 05:04 PM) *
QUOTE (hinklesc @ Oct 10 2009, 10:28 AM) *
QUOTE (visa ftw! @ Oct 10 2009, 02:23 PM) *
My goal is to finally get out of the $30-40k bracket before I reach 30.

I guess it's all perspective, because when I was younger, I made a lot less and I did a lot more.
Then again, my standards were lower (bean bag chairs & tea + ramen for dinner) and I didn't have retirement or elder family care worries.


30-40 while in the 20's is repectable. I made 0 in most of my 20's as I was a student (but never ate ramen, although knew many that lived on it ;) ). Did like the Papa John's you could live on for 3 days though.


Haha, Papa John's is good--but it's really expensive these days! Well, I only have a few more years left in my 20s, so then what'll my excuse be to have a tiny 401(k) and little to no savings?

I've foolishly gone back to school for a masters now, because it seems I'm not one of the lucky ones to get promotions without the paper degree. Only this time, I have no drunken roommates, no partying neighbors and a full-time job. Being an adult student isn't so bad. ;)


Papa Johns was so close to the campus I attended. My dorm roommate had a girlfriend that worked there so we got some NICE discounts. Cheaper for us than grocery shopping. Pizza was always good when I was 21-24 (went in the military before college), day after day... biggrin.gif

Not foolish in any way getting a Master's. The 2 years will fly by and you will be thankful later you did.

I too have little savings anymore. In 05 I used majority of my savings to buy a home. Granted the savings were gone, but I look now for the rest of my life I have a deed and can save as well - No mortgage interest and only pay property taxes and homeowner's insurance.
radi8
QUOTE (Athena53 @ Oct 10 2009, 12:14 PM) *
Six times what DH gets in SS.



Athena! Nice to see you again. Hope all is well with you and DH good.gif
visa ftw!
QUOTE (hinklesc @ Oct 10 2009, 09:49 PM) *
QUOTE (visa ftw! @ Oct 10 2009, 05:04 PM) *
QUOTE (hinklesc @ Oct 10 2009, 10:28 AM) *
QUOTE (visa ftw! @ Oct 10 2009, 02:23 PM) *
My goal is to finally get out of the $30-40k bracket before I reach 30.

I guess it's all perspective, because when I was younger, I made a lot less and I did a lot more.
Then again, my standards were lower (bean bag chairs & tea + ramen for dinner) and I didn't have retirement or elder family care worries.


30-40 while in the 20's is repectable. I made 0 in most of my 20's as I was a student (but never ate ramen, although knew many that lived on it ;) ). Did like the Papa John's you could live on for 3 days though.


Haha, Papa John's is good--but it's really expensive these days! Well, I only have a few more years left in my 20s, so then what'll my excuse be to have a tiny 401(k) and little to no savings?

I've foolishly gone back to school for a masters now, because it seems I'm not one of the lucky ones to get promotions without the paper degree. Only this time, I have no drunken roommates, no partying neighbors and a full-time job. Being an adult student isn't so bad. ;)


Papa Johns was so close to the campus I attended. My dorm roommate had a girlfriend that worked there so we got some NICE discounts. Cheaper for us than grocery shopping. Pizza was always good when I was 21-24 (went in the military before college), day after day... biggrin.gif

Not foolish in any way getting a Master's. The 2 years will fly by and you will be thankful later you did.

I too have little savings anymore. In 05 I used majority of my savings to buy a home. Granted the savings were gone, but I look now for the rest of my life I have a deed and can save as well - No mortgage interest and only pay property taxes and homeowner's insurance.


You're miles ahead of me! You bought a house. It's not the house that impresses me, it's the fact that you figured out where you want to be for long enough that you bought a house there.

I can't even live in the same city for 1 year without getting antsy.
CreditMcNugget
I make $32K...DH makes $24.5K. We're both 23 - I think we're doing pretty good as far as salaries for our age. Now if we can pay down our debt...
higher180
I make around 32K a year. aggressive.gif
SIC1
WOW!Tell me there isnt something wrong with these credit card companies...you make 200K plus a year and have credit lines that i had in college.i'm unemployed and have 2 crap 1 cc's one with a 15k limit and the other 17.5k.
more credit less cash


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higher180
That's probably worth about 15 bucks and some change LOL laugh.gif
one-one
I earn about $12k, but I make six figures. Such is the American way of life. sigh....
CreditMcNugget
QUOTE (one-one @ Nov 16 2009, 08:19 PM) *
I earn about $12k, but I make six figures. Such is the American way of life. sigh....


Hmmm.... huh.gif
hegemony
QUOTE (CreditMcNugget @ Nov 17 2009, 01:36 AM) *
QUOTE (one-one @ Nov 16 2009, 08:19 PM) *
I earn about $12k, but I make six figures. Such is the American way of life. sigh....


Hmmm.... huh.gif

tax dodger.

isps are not secret LOL
gerray
QUOTE (hegemony @ Nov 18 2009, 06:27 PM) *
QUOTE (CreditMcNugget @ Nov 17 2009, 01:36 AM) *
QUOTE (one-one @ Nov 16 2009, 08:19 PM) *
I earn about $12k, but I make six figures. Such is the American way of life. sigh....


Hmmm.... huh.gif

tax dodger.

isps are not secret LOL



He sighed... I don't think he brings in six figures personally. It's like when I was 16 and worked at Wal-Mart as a cashier... I made (Wal-Mart) six figures per year, but I was paid a dollar and a half more than minimum wage!
nothingtolose
make could be gross, earn could be taxable net after business expense deductions
make could be wages plus passive income (interest, capital gains, RE), earn could be earned income (wages)
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