View Poll Results: What is your personal annual income?
<$24,999.99
26
16.67%
$25,000-$49,999.99
40
25.64%
$50,000-$74,999.99
46
29.49%
$75,000-$99,999.99
18
11.54%
$100,000+
26
16.67%
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What is your annual income?
#42
Re: Re: What is your annual income?
Originally posted by 2k2wannabe
base salary, or do I include vesting stock options... it changes my answer significantly.
base salary, or do I include vesting stock options... it changes my answer significantly.
#43
Re: Re: Re: What is your annual income?
Originally posted by asu174
Stock options don't count. I didn't count mine. Although I estimated my annual commission. Otherwise, I'd be screwed.
Stock options don't count. I didn't count mine. Although I estimated my annual commission. Otherwise, I'd be screwed.
#44
Re: meaningful comparison
Originally posted by ajahearn
the median house costs $550k
the median house costs $550k
#45
Re: Re: Re: What is your annual income?
ok, I didn't count stock but did count bonuses (built-in incentives, actually)
Originally posted by asu174
Stock options don't count. I didn't count mine. Although I estimated my annual commission. Otherwise, I'd be screwed.
Stock options don't count. I didn't count mine. Although I estimated my annual commission. Otherwise, I'd be screwed.
#46
Re: meaningful comparison
Originally posted by ajahearn
How much I make versus the car I drive is not really a meaningful metric. What is more meaningful is how much I make versus the cost of living. This being the case $100k+ in place where the median house costs $550k means your just getting by.
How much I make versus the car I drive is not really a meaningful metric. What is more meaningful is how much I make versus the cost of living. This being the case $100k+ in place where the median house costs $550k means your just getting by.
#47
<25k
college student
car is mine and i got it myself
i just paid my school tuition, moved out and not onto campus..
i'll admit, my parents are helping me out with tuition a little bit but i'm paying for the apartment and pretty much everything else.
I don't have anything left over but i have just enough to stretch the $ out between paychecks. Summer will be fun time with the car.. for now, i don't think i'll be able to afford any mods for some time. I didn't believe the whole broke *** college student thing, but i never realized how fast money flies out of your wallet when you live on your own
college student
car is mine and i got it myself
i just paid my school tuition, moved out and not onto campus..
i'll admit, my parents are helping me out with tuition a little bit but i'm paying for the apartment and pretty much everything else.
I don't have anything left over but i have just enough to stretch the $ out between paychecks. Summer will be fun time with the car.. for now, i don't think i'll be able to afford any mods for some time. I didn't believe the whole broke *** college student thing, but i never realized how fast money flies out of your wallet when you live on your own
#53
Originally Posted by melteye
Not all... I was actually insulted by that statement for some reason. I'm weird
I bought my maxima with my own money...
This may sound weird... But be very happy that you guys CAN work.
I bought my maxima with my own money...
This may sound weird... But be very happy that you guys CAN work.
(didn't catch this thread the 1st time around lol...)
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