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03-24-2003, 10:23 AM

I think the biggest problem is dealing with how much money you make. People always have trouble not spending all of their pay checks. Thats why I like the idea of 10%-15% being taken off before you get the check and having the money put in investments.

I guess 50-60k/year would allow me to live comfortably but that is well below the standard of living I've grown used too. With alot of thinking though I realized I wont walk into a job where i make 100k-150k/year so I will have to start of with less. I was just wondering this because I'm about to be making some serious life decisions that will effect the amount of money I will ever be able to make.

cheers,

Rob

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03-24-2003, 10:23 AM	#15
mt.biker Posts: n/a	I think the biggest problem is dealing with how much money you make. People always have trouble not spending all of their pay checks. Thats why I like the idea of 10%-15% being taken off before you get the check and having the money put in investments. I guess 50-60k/year would allow me to live comfortably but that is well below the standard of living I've grown used too. With alot of thinking though I realized I wont walk into a job where i make 100k-150k/year so I will have to start of with less. I was just wondering this because I'm about to be making some serious life decisions that will effect the amount of money I will ever be able to make. cheers, Rob