Zarniwoop wrote:Mb - check brackets for top 40%, I think there’s a typo
DreadNaught wrote:Thread title is funny. How much I earn and how much I got are vastly different sums.
Mountaineer Buc wrote:DreadNaught wrote:Thread title is funny. How much I earn and how much I got are vastly different sums.
I'll be happy to change the thread title for a small fee.
DreadNaught wrote:Mountaineer Buc wrote:I'll be happy to change the thread title for a small fee.
I knew you were a Capitalist!! Good MB!
uscbucsfan wrote:I'm surprised no one thus far is actually "rich".
Buc2 wrote:Damn. Bunch of rich fuckers up in here. I'm the lowest so far at $71k. If I were still married to my ex, household income would be around $120k - $125k.
Zarniwoop wrote:uscbucsfan wrote:I'm surprised no one thus far is actually "rich".
I'm quite certain when some people look at our results they would call us all rich and greedy and having much more than we need.
Buc2 wrote:Damn. Bunch of rich fuckers up in here. I'm the lowest so far at $71k. If I were still married to my ex, household income would be around $120k - $125k.
Mountaineer Buc wrote:Zarniwoop wrote:
I'm quite certain when some people look at our results they would call us all rich and greedy and having much more than we need.
No one here is saying that.
Zarniwoop wrote:Buc2 wrote:Damn. Bunch of rich fuckers up in here. I'm the lowest so far at $71k. If I were still married to my ex, household income would be around $120k - $125k.
But being 95, don't you qualify for Super Senior Social Security?
Zarniwoop wrote:Mountaineer Buc wrote:No one here is saying that.
I didn't say anyone here would. As I said in the other thread...those who post in the Political Forum are not wholly representative of the general population -- either in politics or economics or the cross-section of them.
Zarniwoop wrote:Buc2 wrote:Damn. Bunch of rich fuckers up in here. I'm the lowest so far at $71k. If I were still married to my ex, household income would be around $120k - $125k.
But being 95, don't you qualify for Super Senior Social Security?
Buc2 wrote:Zarniwoop wrote:
But being 95, don't you qualify for Super Senior Social Security?
What's that worth? A extra buck ninety?
Buc2 wrote:Zarniwoop wrote:
But being 95, don't you qualify for Super Senior Social Security?
What's that worth? A extra buck ninety?
Mountaineer Buc wrote:Buc2 wrote:Damn. Bunch of rich fuckers up in here. I'm the lowest so far at $71k. If I were still married to my ex, household income would be around $120k - $125k.
Look on the bright side. You're in the top 20% on an individual basis.
Zarniwoop wrote:Buc2 wrote:What's that worth? A extra buck ninety?
One of my students in class today asked on average how much money do people who retire have saved up?
I honestly didn't know how to answer....I have never investigated that question. So my simple smart ass remark was "not enough". I need to look that up before Monday when I see them again.
Buc2 wrote:Zarniwoop wrote:
One of my students in class today asked on average how much money do people who retire have saved up?
I honestly didn't know how to answer....I have never investigated that question. So my simple smart ass remark was "not enough". I need to look that up before Monday when I see them again.
In my case, you would be correct with that answer.
Mountaineer Buc wrote:Buc2 wrote:What's that worth? A extra buck ninety?
Not with MY tax dollars!
uscbucsfan wrote:I'd also be interested to see the collective debt. I'm sure it's pretty high as well.
Mountaineer Buc wrote:uscbucsfan wrote:I'd also be interested to see the collective debt. I'm sure it's pretty high as well.
Net worth is where it's at more than income.
Whomever voted in the 5% margin, I would expect to have a net worth approaching $1M. If not now, then within a couple of years.
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