2.5M post tax lets you move to the suburbs and live off of $50k/yr from bonds (nothing) or $200k/yr from 8% stock market returns $200k/yr isn't rich, but one can surely retire on it and have a nice $600k house using 3:1 borrow vs income
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Hmm this makes more sense, rent is about 2x my mortgage same w student loans although car loans probably bridge most of that. Although I'm a bit of a natural ascetic so that helps too.
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Penny has substantial vet bills, I try to see my family a few times per year, I have other major expenditures on the horizon I can't talk about here, and even if I spent none of that (inc daily meals) it would still be five years to save for a house down payment :/
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we will have a LONG and SERIOUS talk about Remote Rural Lifestyle, young man! TTYS
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yeah, OK we both entirely agree "$3k/mo for fun != rich" ...but also not at all tight. /shrug all makes sense, just a language precision issue
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*stares in non-profit payscale*
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> rent is 2400/mo someone who is good at the economy please help me my family is nonexistent
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2BR/1BA get to walk to work also feels absolutely luxurious compared to NYC or bay area
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