Salary?

[Goobronicus]

I want to make enough money to keep the standard of living of which I have grown accustomed to. My father makes over $200,000 a year. However, we as a family do not live to the fullest extent of his salary. I would say we live off of about $125,000 a year.


Tl;dr $125,000.

If that was Tl;dr, I'm even more worried for the future of our society than before lol.

My article in the health care topic was tl;dr though, for sure :/

[LazyJohny]

2k Euros(2820$) per month would do for me

[user]

I want something that is hands on.

So maybe 100-150k per year

porn star? security contractor? cant really think of a trade that will get you amount

[Squirt]

I want something that is hands on.

So maybe 100-150k per year

porn star? security contractor? cant really think of a trade that will get you amount

Something in the medical field.

[Blindfire]

Medical field is not as hands on as you might think.

[CrimsonNuker]

Enough to support a family and keep everybody happy

[Kirkaldi]

at least 100k per year.

I can start you off with $10 if you stop posting.

>_> no thx cheapass.

[Ningyotsukai-san]

Think I'd be fine with 50k ~ 55k/yr

[TheSpy]

Let's sum everything up. 40 hours a week, 52 weeks in a year, take away a few for holidays and other things. And judging from the current house in-come I'd be happy with 20,000 EUR (~28,000 USD) a year. That's more likely the current total house in-come and I wouldn't really need more. Getting more than that would just get me corrupted. On one side money is power, but that power can get you down as-well.

[user]

Medical field is not as hands on as you might think.

+1

hands on is like mechanic, painter, electrician etc. a trade

[pr0klobster]

Ideal? Whatever helps me to assure that my wife and I can retire using 401k, IRA's, a touch of social security (yeah, I'm not going to rely on that too much) and assets like our house and land.

Probably low six figures would be fine, as that's not TOO far away if I'm consistent and focused on my career.

[Mirosuke]

100$ Diary for me it's fine.

[user]

100$ Diary for me it's fine.

i dont get it

[Thomas42]

Anything that lets me live comfortably, and lets me do what I want once in a while. Around 60-65k I guess.

[maxietheboss]

between 40 and 60k would be enough for me probably (euro btw)

[XMoshe]

2-2.5k a month after taxes etc, I think that's what my mom is making (dad is already retired). It's enough but yeah, more is always better xD

[bryanvan]

50,000 Euro per year is more then enough for me .

[Toasty]

If i loved my job that much i would just do overtime all the time.

Sucks when they don't let you work over time though. Which is almost always the case.

But then i wouldnt love my job as much. And so the money / enjoyability would go a bit higher on the money side.

[evilpeta]

100$ Diary for me it's fine.

i dont get it

daily

[Ichimaru420]

6 digits so I can say I make 6 digits. Plus I can live comfortably and retire early in a medium sized house with a car that gets me around. Or not retire early and blow all my money on prostitutes, one or the other.

This!

[Draquish]

70k is more than fine.

Possibly a far shot, since I'm aiming for a career in the field of music.

[Mirosuke]

100$ Diary for me it's fine.

i dont get it

daily

lol thanx for fixin' it for me, compañero ;D

[TheDrop]

$80,000 annual would be nice for me.

One of my uncles earns less than $30,000 annually but his job pays for his house, house bills, furnishing, plane tickets for vacations, his children's school fees, car bills, etc, + he lives near a vacation spot (Bali in Indonesia) that would be the kind of lifestyle i would want, not having to pay bills and living tension free rather than having a large earning :p

[LaloHao]

Dad makes 4k+ USD/month so i'll probably earn that or more

[I_R_Powerpuff]

$80,000 annual would be nice for me.

One of my uncles earns less than $30,000 annually but his job pays for his house, house bills, furnishing, plane tickets for vacations, his children's school fees, car bills, etc, + he lives near a vacation spot (Bali in Indonesia) that would be the kind of lifestyle i would want, not having to pay bills and living tension free rather than having a large earning :p

Sounds sweet on the paper, but there has to be some limit. I guess they wont finance his 5*-hotel nights in Tokyo when he goes there for X-mas with his family?

[Squirt]

Medical field is not as hands on as you might think.

+1

hands on is like mechanic, painter, electrician etc. a trade

Anything that will pay the monthly bills and that will allow me to have fun with a future family, etc.

I just want enough for if something like a tv or a computer/car breaks I'll be able to pay it off without having to worry about other bills and stuff.

[Isis]

About £50k, when I am qualified and in an established business

[user]

Medical field is not as hands on as you might think.

+1

hands on is like mechanic, painter, electrician etc. a trade

Anything that will pay the monthly bills and that will allow me to have fun with a future family, etc.

I just want enough for if something like a tv or a computer/car breaks I'll be able to pay it off without having to worry about other bills and stuff.

do you have a degree? if you already do, you may want to look beyond trades

it depends on your location for the 3 trades that i listed, if your local housing market is booming, electricians will be in really high demand, they can easily bring home 5000 a month

if your local population is fine with spending money on their cars, if you are a speedy mechanic, you can expect around 80k annually, 100k if you are heading for the repainter/body modder

[Jstar1]

it depends on your location for the 3 trades that i listed, if your local housing market is booming, electricians will be in really high demand, they can easily bring home 5000 a month

if your local population is fine with spending money on their cars, if you are a speedy mechanic, you can expect around 80k annually, 100k if you are heading for the repainter/body modder

oh please thats just wishful thinking

stay in school guys!!!!!

[inky]

Anything above 70k a year is good enough for me.

Ideal though, around 100k+. 1 more year to go