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Salary

Originally posted by: jfano
Originally posted by: CT2TXtech
What are some of you guys annual salary?
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getting a bit personal...😕
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Agreed. If you want personal info from people here, you should volunteer your own first.

Or just make a poll so people don't have to post their exact salaries.

 
$5.15/hr x 40hr/week x 50week = $10,300

$10,300 - (10,300 x 0.25 (Government raping) = $7725

$7725 - ($485/month rent x 12 months) = $1905

$1905 - ($200/month utilities * 12 months) = -$495

In the hole $495 and I have yet to factor in tuition, food, insurance, gas, etc.
 
My salary? It's somewhere between 75K - 120K

Then of course there's the money from the oil & natural gas wells.


Can't tell you exactly in case you work for the IRS.
 
Thanks for reminding me that I used to have a very good job, then got laid off. Now I get to go back to school and become a teacher, making significantly less than I used to make.
 
Originally posted by: dtyn
Thanks for reminding me that I used to have a very good job, then got laid off. Now I get to go back to school and become a teacher, making significantly less than I used to make.
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Why become a teacher?

 
Originally posted by: minendo
$5.15/hr x 40hr/week x 50week = $10,300

$10,300 - (10,300 x 0.25 (Government raping) = $7725

$7725 - ($485/month rent x 12 months) = $1905

$1905 - ($200/month utilities * 12 months) = -$495

In the hole $495 and I have yet to factor in tuition, food, insurance, gas, etc.
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At least your not paying 844 rent like I am. This place is a pain. And that is without utilities.
 
Originally posted by: CPA
Before or after annual bonus and stock options?
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hehe, yeah before or after all other means of compensation such as IRA contributions, 401k matching, stock, bonus, etc.
 
I won the NJ state Pick 6 awhile back. So I don't work as much as I used too to say how much I make.

Cough*Bullsh*t**
 
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