(this is based on the average age thread)
How much do you get to spend?
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I make $50K a year.
I think I could (could have) made more, but I spend too much time gaming.
$10.8K
$116K
You could do an interesting correlation between this and the education thread.
I'm also interested to see who will actually respond on this one (folks are so dodgy on talking about money).
I can't technically answer this question without risking my job.
I'm not sure. I use direct deposit and I don't pay much attention to it or 'raise time' at work. I'm somewhere around $90k.
Enough to live comfortably while raising three kids - meaning I'm broke as the kids get to have have all the goodies!!!
Less than 30K now. That will jump to 60+ after I have my masters. It will then jump to 100K+ after I get my PHD. Projections based on average salaries in my field.
Malhavocblackthorne - Way to blow the curve, man. :)
1.3 billion a year on average...
LOL! Way to take a hit for the team! :) Good man.
1.3 billion a year on average...
This smells remarkably like male bovine excrement.
1.3 billion a year on average...
Dammit! Who let Bill Gates on the site!
72K a year, High School education with sixteen years in my career field.
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38k a year on my own. Been higher at one point made 55k but with the economy and Off shoring I make far less just to work. My BF makes about 35k. We live together and share the rent, bills, car payment, insurance, etc. In the end I am broke more often than him only because I have to pay child support and he does not.
HS grad, BF has a double BA and an MA and he can only find work in construction
1.3 billion a year on average...This smells remarkably like male bovine excrement.
Well he didn't say what currency he was using to describe his income.
Well he didn't say what currency he was using to describe his income.1.3 billion a year on average...This smells remarkably like male bovine excrement.
Maybe it is molecules of gold.
This one seems to have gotten lost.
60k plus overtime and whatever my wife brings in.
about 18k, not much i know but in this town im lucky to have a job
I don't know that student loans count as income. If I were working full time where I'm working part time (on account of that school thing) which I've done in the past I'd make around $25k. If I could find a job that paid even 15/hr I'd quit school, no lies.
