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CNBC Breaks down how a typical normal 25 year old who makes $100K a year who is excellent with money budgets every month
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Why are we getting mad again over things we likely got mad over discussing back when it was released 20 months ago?
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CNBC Presents Breakdown of Magical 25 Year Old that makes $100K A Year
$615 on """""Donations""""".
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AHAHAHHA!
They know they are trolling at this points. Rent is $825 a month?! GTFO. Now, redo that entire graph where rent takes up 60-70% of budget, remove the housekeeper and health insurance, then have utilities and groceries take up the remainder.
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Ah, I see this is the same old graph.
They know they are trolling at this points. Rent is $825 a month?! GTFO. Now, redo that entire graph where rent takes up 60-70% of budget, remove the housekeeper and health insurance, then have utilities and groceries take up the remainder.
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Ah, I see this is the same old graph.
Cool, get rid of the donations and cut everything down by about 10% to partially adjust for COL and that's only barely different from what I spend making less than $30k per year.
Where in the world are you spending only $20 per month on internet?
Where in the world are you spending only $20 per month on internet?
This is from almost 2 years ago. It's a ridiculous breakdown but I'm curious as to why this is getting traction now
I'm sorry I can't stop laughing. Is this satire? None of these numbers make any fucking sense. Where the fuck are you making 100K where rent is also 825 a month? Oh my god cellphone and internet prices? This is fucking absurd. Gonna need to see details on this.
$30 housecleaner? Sent me the info. My electric bill alone is as much as they have for utilities. Add in trash, natural gas, and water and it's nowhere near that.
I assume it has to do with the millennials buying a house thread.Why are we getting mad again over things we likely got mad over discussing back when it was released 20 months ago?
CNBC Presents Breakdown of Magical 25 Year Old that makes $100K A Year
$615 on """""Donations""""".
Am I missing something? $2800 monthly take home would be around 50k annual base earnings, not 100k. Unless the other 50k fee going into savings and isn't in this chart?
If you work at a tech company it's easy to make that much at 25.
Also the article didn't say a typical 25 year old. It said this 25 year olds typical spending
you definitely can, depending on what you studied in college.
If you are making 100k a year, wouldn't you go for a house? Or maybe that's what part of that rent is, rent to own? I guess it also depends on where you live and if your spouse (if you have a spouse) is also working.
Who the fuck makes $100,000 a year at 25, outside of people with rich/connected parents who got them jobs immediately out of college?
I'm sharing an internet bill with a guy and I'm paying $25 so that $20 is suspect. Also, where the fuck is he getting a house cleaner for only $30?
Depending on your major, it's really not that hard. I know guys probably clearing north of $150k working at Amazon a year out of college.
At one point in my life, I probably would've wondered why everyone is calling out the cost of rent in the example.
Then I started traveling to other places in the country.
Not a whole lot I like about Texas, but one of them is definitely the cost of living.
Not sure what 25 year old is donating over $600/month to charity either.
Then I started traveling to other places in the country.
Not a whole lot I like about Texas, but one of them is definitely the cost of living.
Not sure what 25 year old is donating over $600/month to charity either.
My first thought was, "They did this again!?" and then I saw the date and realized I wasn't going crazy
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